The Godfather The Don's Edition for the PS3 and The Godfather Blackhand Edition for Nintendo's Wii offer brand new ways to go from Soldier to Don as you gain control of the streets of New York. Follow the path of an Enforcer or Operator; each with its own unique perks and abilities to earn.
The trilogy of Super Star Wars, Super The Empires Strikes Back, and Super Return of the Jedi are excellent side-scrolling shooting/lightsaber games (with some “3D” vehicle action). While the stages are loosely based on the movie (remember when Luke Skywalker had to kill the Jawas to rescue R2-D2 and C3PO?), LucasArts (now owned by Disney) ensured that these were games first, and boy did they show!
With Sony and Microsoft sent to release their motion control solution by the end of the year, I thought it was time to look back to see the advancements that motion controls have made in the past 3 1/2 years.
Kotaku writes: "Paramount and the estate of "The Godfather" author Mario Puzo settled their $1 million dustup over how much was owed to whom over sales and rentals of the 2006 game.
The estate of Puzo, who died in 1999, sued Paramount Pictures Corp., which licensed the game to Electronic Arts. The two sides appeared headed for trial until the agreement late Friday. Its terms were not disclosed."
Hm I guess the gameplay is going to be good...
It's a shame that to impress these days you need amazing graphics...I think we should all be a bit more humble...but dang! No textures at all! Though the fire is impressive.