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Godfather II Gets Don Control
Electronic Arts said that a new multiplayer mode for The Godfather II, called Don Control, will be available as a free downloadable patch on April 7, the same day that the game supposedly hits store shelves (April 10 in Europe). Don Control takes the “Think Like a Don” strategic gameplay into an online environment and allows players to build a family, command them in battle and view the action from a bird’s eye view above. "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 can come crumbling down."

Meridian4 Does Deer Drive and Euro Trucks
Publishing house Meridian4, known for titles such as Shadowgrounds and Bus Driver, has signed on to publish additional games developed by SCS Software. The first two game up to bat are Euro Truck Simulator (retail/online) and Deer Drive (online only), set for a release in the coming weeks. Deer Drive is an arcade-style deer hunting game that features three major trophy species, three "superbly" balanced weapons and more. As for Euro Truck simulator, gamers navigate their way "around a realistic depiction of Europe traveling along major trunk routes and visiting famous places based on real roads and cities. Experience the life of a long distance truck driver as you face the challenge of varying road and traffic conditions and meeting the demands of a heavy schedule." There's a playable Deer Drive demo right here (23 MB), and a Euro Truck simulator demo right here (116 MB).

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