El padrino II

Título original: The Godfather II

Videojuego
2009
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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA video game in which players control a new member of the Corleone crime family who is rising through the ranks.A video game in which players control a new member of the Corleone crime family who is rising through the ranks.A video game in which players control a new member of the Corleone crime family who is rising through the ranks.

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Chris Cox

Dominic
(voz)

Robert Duvall

Tom Hagen
(voz)

Carlos Ferro

Michael Corleone
(voz)

Calum Grant

Leroy Petriboni
(voz)
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Joe Hanna

Tony Rosato
(voz)
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Aaron Wilton

Roy Giordano
(voz)
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Tim Talbot

Richie Discenza
(voz)
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Danny Jacobs

Hyman Roth
(voz)

John Mariano

Fredo Corleone
(voz)

Frankie Pentangeli
(voz)

Deborah Ben-Eliezer

Esther Moreno
(voz)
(as Deborah Eliezer)
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Lorri Holt

Rosa Scarletti
(voz)

Ed Francis Martin

Tony Rosato
(voz)
(as Ed Martin)
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Aimee Miles

Maria Torres
(voz)
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Robert Ernst

Matthew Tilden
(voz)
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Curiosidades
Rick Pasqualone voiced Aldo Trapani in this game, who was the player character in The Godfather: The Game (2006). He went on to voice Vito Scalletta, the player character of another Cosa Nostra-related game, Mafia II (2011).

Citas
Don Michael Corleone: Dominic, you've proved something today. You proved that I was right about you... and you've earned my respect.

Conexiones
Featured in Sage Reviews: Godfather II (2009)

Banda sonora
The Godfather Waltz
Written by Nina Rota
Published by Famous Music Corporation (ASCAP)

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9/10

HIDDEN GEM!

This game was massively ahead of its time. I bought this off the rack in 2009 shortly after its release, looking for a new open-world crime experience. This BLEW me away. The assembling of your own unique crew (both in skills and looks) was an insane level of detail to me.

I remember the first time I sent my crew to take over a business so I could take care of something else. I drove by the place they were taking over, and I could SEE them inside taking over the joint! Holy cow! I thought to myself, this is the future of gaming. I could go about my originally planned business, or park my car and get into the fray with the crew I sent over -- talk about freedom of choice!