The GameDaily One-Minute Review

Don't dismiss Electronic Arts' latest Wii game, The Godfather: Blackhand Edition as a simple port. While the goal to control all of Manhattan remains the same, the developers included tons of new content; dynamic weather, the ability to command a hit squad, plant car bombs, blackmail the police chief, six new vehicles and most importantly, really sweet motion sensitive controls. Players use the Wii nunchuk and remote to grab people, punch and toss them through windows. The nunchuk's analog stick allows for easy weapon switching while the remote functions as a gun, with gamers aiming at their screens. The visuals don't look nearly as good as the Xbox 360 version of the game and the artificial intelligence needs to stop running into walls, but overall, Blackhand Edition shines in almost every respect.