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50 Cent Bulletproof


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50 Cent takes a shot at the video game world, and finds it a little harder than spitting rhymes.

Words: Justin Leeper, GamesRadar US
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The simple fact that 50, Eminem, and others are in here - and look as good as they do - will satisfy G-Unit groupies. But even they will be ticked off at the dropped ball in regards to audio. Yes, there's a ton of music in here, but you have to unlock it. The voiceovers by these hip-hop heroes prove that rappers aren't actors. They're not video game stars, either, if 50 Cent Bulletproof is any indication.

You'll love
  • Lots of ways to make death
  • 50 Cent bustin' caps in suckas
  • Cursing and gore galore
You'll hate
  • Nothing in this game plays very well
  • Takes a lot to unlock music and videos
  • Poorly laid out missions

 
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50 Cent Bulletproof

Genre: Action
Release date: Nov 18, 2005
Published by: Vivendi
Developed by: Genuine Games
Features: 480p, custom (in-game) soundtracks, Dolby Digital
5 SO-SO
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