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Electronic Arts has announced an offer no gamer in his right mind would refuse: a new multiplayer mode, called Don Control, will be coming to The Godfather II game. The new mode will be available as a free downloadable patch when the game hits stores on April 7th in North America.

Don Control introduces an additional layer of gameplay on top of the four multiplayer modes and six maps already available for the game, and invites players to compete to see who the ultimate Don is. Players can now challenge one another in 16-player battles for their in-game currency from the single-player game. As a Don online, players can recruit others to join their family by giving them a cut of the profits, but if a player loses as Don, the in-game currency they wagered will be removed in their single-player campaign and their empire might come crumbling down.

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