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IРІР‚в„ўm not the best gamer out there, but I can tell the difference between good game controls and bad ones. The biggest problem lies in the game controls which only make the other problems a lot more annoying to deal with. Another problem is the bad guys themselves as they are impossible to kill off completely in some stages making it easier for you to just run in do what you have to do and then get out as quickly as possible. ItРІР‚в„ўs not that such РІР‚СљpuzzlesРІР‚Сњ couldnРІР‚в„ўt be good, but given that the rest of the game focuses on you shooting bad guys and well, shooting bad guys, having to scan walls for hidden safe triggers is a bit unexpected. Furthermore they are hidden in very different ways. Early in the game when looking for safes they never tell you that over half of them are hidden. The missions themselves arenРІР‚в„ўt bad though are not exactly self-evident. While linear games can still be very fun, with a self-proclaimed hustler and pimp like 50, one would like a little more freedom to shape the story and have side missions or projects to do for added motivation. For one, the game is mostly linear with the only real freedom you get is in choosing where to shop in between missions. It is in the game play where the house of cards falls in fantastic fashion. The story, while not amazingly compelling, is good enough for this game. The graphics themselves are on point and look as good as any other title on the PS2. It seems that for this release they went with the quick and easy approach we often see on movie/game releases. But for every great game they release, they also drop 10 sub par titles including many horrendous adaptations of movies. Vivendi Universal is a huge company and more than capable of putting out a quality product. The video game elements of this release are what bring the game down. But even if you have every G-Unit mixtape itРІР‚в„ўs nice to have access to over 4 hours of music and plenty of videos through the game. The game claims to possess unreleased and new music, but for the most part the new and unreleased music has been previously heard on a mixtape at some point. Even more enticing is the bootlegger where you can go and use the cash you collect during the game to buy 50 Cent videos and music. Hate him or love him, you know 50РІР‚в„ўs beats are always on point so the soundtrack is the perfect background music. Aside from playing the role of 50 Cent in the game and seeing other rappers show up every now and then, the game also features a dope soundtrack that features instrumentals from 50РІР‚в„ўs catalog. Well actually Young Buck doesnРІР‚в„ўt stab anyone with a fork and instead РІР‚вЂњ well instead IРІР‚в„ўm not really sure what Buck does other than shoot the place up and be a thug.

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Lloyd Banks picks locks, Tony Yayo is a bombs specialist, and Young Buck is a pro at stabbing people with forks. Each one tends to have a unique ability which gives us a hilarious insight to their egos and perceptions of themselves. The rappers themselves are also very well represented in the digital world. Dre, and Eminem all appear in the game and lend their vocals to the original dialogue. 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Young Buck, Tony Yayo, Dr.

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The rap elements of РІР‚СљBulletproofРІР‚Сњ are in full effect and are what make the game interesting. Despite the rappers bringing their best to the table on this project, the video game producers failed to showcase their A-game on РІР‚СљBulletproof.РІР‚Сњ So what could have been an essential game for rap fans and video game players alike is instead an okay game recommended mostly to 50 Cent fans.

ItРІР‚в„ўs definitely a smart marketing move and one that could have taken both rap and video games to an entirely new level. Vivendi Universal has attempted to bring the best of both worlds together with 50 CentРІР‚в„ўs РІР‚СљBulletproof,РІР‚Сњ the first action game to feature rappers as main characters. What started out as dope background music for Madden and NBA Live has quickly turned to a big cash cow for video game producers. Despite a few rap related releases, most noticeably Wu-TangРІР‚в„ўs fighting game, it wasnРІР‚в„ўt until the new millennium that video game makers started infusing their soundtracks with quality rap music and letting hip-hop seep into the game play. Video games on the other hand rarely showed love back until recently.

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Rappers have shown love to video games since day one, from Atari to the modern X-Box and PS2 systems.

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