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July 14, 2005 - Electronic Arts' The Godfather, originally expected this fall, has been delayed to early 2006, according to an announcement from EA on Thursday.
Hoping to "ensure quality," EA will now release The Godfather game for PS2, Xbox, and PC in its fourth fiscal quarter ending March 31, 2006. Next-generation versions of the game are expected later.
"The Godfather is one of the most cherished franchises in entertainment," said Executive Producer David DeMartini. "Releasing the game in early 2006 allows us more time to perfect the open-world experience of being a member of the Corleone family."
The delay isn't the only sour Godfather news to arrive recently. Just days ago, The New York Times revealed that Marlon Brando's likeness, but not his voice, will appear in the game.
Based on Mario Puzo's classic novel and Francis Ford Coppola's epic film, EA's The Godfather has players assuming the role of a small-fry mobster working his way up the family ranks. The player's story unfolds in parallel with key events from the film, and plays out in a large, open-ended game world. The game is in development at EA's Redwood Shores studio.
July 14, 2005 - Electronic Arts' The Godfather, originally expected this fall, has been delayed to early 2006, according to an announcement from EA on Thursday.
Hoping to "ensure quality," EA will now release The Godfather game for PS2, Xbox, and PC in its fourth fiscal quarter ending March 31, 2006. Next-generation versions of the game are expected later.
"The Godfather is one of the most cherished franchises in entertainment," said Executive Producer David DeMartini. "Releasing the game in early 2006 allows us more time to perfect the open-world experience of being a member of the Corleone family."
The delay isn't the only sour Godfather news to arrive recently. Just days ago, The New York Times revealed that Marlon Brando's likeness, but not his voice, will appear in the game.
Based on Mario Puzo's classic novel and Francis Ford Coppola's epic film, EA's The Godfather has players assuming the role of a small-fry mobster working his way up the family ranks. The player's story unfolds in parallel with key events from the film, and plays out in a large, open-ended game world. The game is in development at EA's Redwood Shores studio.
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