50 Cent: Blood on the Sand Review: G-Unit Tours The Middle East

Yeah it’s Fiddy. Here we have a game that by any shape or form sounds like it should be bad. A lot of people are expecting it to be bad based on 50’s first game, “Bulletproof.” But hey, for some reason that game sold millions, so, like any blockbuster, you know it would get a “sequel.” After getting a chance to sit down with the man himself in our exclusive preview, and getting some hands on time with the game TrueGameHeadz came away feeling good about the project.

The full retail version does not disappoint. I must say that Swordfish Studios did their homework for “Blood on the Sand.” Developers of the little known sleeper title “Cold Winter” from back in the day, they nailed the big budget “blockbuster” feel of this game. Borrowing generously from the ideals seen in last year’s Sega release, “The Club,” and “Gears of War,” they developed a control scheme for “Get Rich” …er “Blood in the Sand” that feels polished and familiar. You will not find any problems with the control setup as you’ll feel in control when using the game’s many weapons, and the cover system works admirably. The Counter Kill system can be considered comparable to the chain saw kill in “Gears” where you run up to the enemy and hit the attack button, which launches a quick time event that shows you how bad war can be. [Continue Reading]

50 Cent: Blood on the Sand Interview … With 50 Cent

What up people! TrueGameHeadz had the privilege of sitting down with the one and only 50 Cent for our sister blog BET’s GamePlay to talk about his upcoming sophomore gaming effort, “Blood on the Sand.” This title definitely looks action packed, with a big budget Hollywood blockbuster feel. Check out our exclusive interview, and preview of new gameplay live and direct with 50 himself where he talks about his motivation for this game and why it’s gonna bump harder than Bulletproof. [Continue Reading]

It’s 50¢ mutha F@#$*^

Here we have the the sequel to 50 Cent: Bulletproof. In this new game, the second player’s character can be at least one of two other members of the G-Unit Clan: Tony Yayo, Lloyd Banks or their DJ, DJ Whoo Kid.

Each character specializes in different combat techniques and skills. It’s still unknown if the former G-Unit rapper, Young Buck or any other G-Unit Records members for that mater, will be featured. The game will include vehicle missions such as a driver-and-turret-gunner for the Humvee road chase and a helicopter-borne shootout. In addition, the game will have more exclusive music than the first and 50 Cent will make an exclusive track for the game.