10 April 2009 12:15 GMT / By Ben Crompton
To mark the release of The Godfather II Pocket-lint has teamed up with EA to bring you the chance of winning this smart gangster game.The Godfather II allows players to both act like a mobster and think like a Don, by immersing them in a 1960’s organised crime world.
As a Don, players can build a crew and grow their family in an effort to become the most powerful mob syndicate in America. Players will be able to choose how and when to use their "Made" men, either by commanding them directly in battle as part of their crew, or by sending them to do a job in another part of the world – bombing rival family rackets, attacking their businesses, or defending your own.
This open-world game is available on PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 so if you're one of the four winners we'll make sure you get your copy in the right format.
To enter click through to the comps page via the link below and answer the question, the competition will last for 2 weeks closing on Friday 24 April. Gaming, EA, PS3, Xbox 360, FPS, PC games, Competitions


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