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That might work for a generic mob game, but when you slap The Godfather label on it, that raises the standards a bit. One of the more controversial aspects of the game is the fighting model, which is where the PC version specifically suffers.
On the consoles the system feels natural, but on the PC you almost have to play with a gamepad exclusively because it's extremely awkward to perform the game's many combos like smashing a guy into a wall or delivering a headbutt with the mouse and keyboard.
Unless you have a button analog gamepad, you're in for some headaches. Another PC snafu is the game's console-style save game system, which requires you to reach your safe house -- at times halfway across the city -- in order to save your game.
It's extremely annoying to hop in a car or steal one and drive from Midtown to Little Italy just to save your progress after you've been playing for 45 minutes. The Godfather's main storyline provides several fun moments, even if the action is way over the top.
If you can think of it as a generic gangland-themed game without constantly comparing it to the films it borrows its license from, you can certainly have a good time gunning down members of the other four New York crime families.
That said, it's hard to play The Godfather without thinking that this was a missed opportunity. A little less brawn and a lot more brains might have gone a long, long way.
Using the voices of many of the film's stars such as Marlon Brando, James Caan and Robert Duvall, the game world feels like a comfortable old shoe.
This fact is driven home when Michael Corleone appears -- Al Pacino didn't sign on he's doing the Scarface game , so Michael looks and sounds nothing like the movie version, and the game suffers for it. The main problem with The Godfather isn't one of aesthetics but rather one of design. Being a Godfather game, you'd expect things to be a bit less "insane" than your run-of-the-mill Grand Theft Auto clone. But there's more gunplay, more Blues Brothers-inspired car chases, and more thuggery in general in 30 minutes of the game than in the entire movie trilogy.
You can make the argument that a videogame needs more action, but instead of building up any suspense that leads to action, the game beats you over the head with the action to the point of desensitization. That might work for a generic mob game, but when you slap The Godfather label on it, that raises the standards a bit. One of the more controversial aspects of the game is the fighting model, which is where the PC version specifically suffers. On the consoles the system feels natural, but on the PC you almost have to play with a gamepad exclusively because it's extremely awkward to perform the game's many combos like smashing a guy into a wall or delivering a headbutt with the mouse and keyboard.
Unless you have a button analog gamepad, you're in for some headaches.
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