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Bizarre Creations third-person 2008 shooter from Sega was no blockbuster, so why does it keep coming up in conversation?
Better reviews don’t seem to be helping 50 Cent’s newest video game.
Rogue Warrior seems to be tapping into a feature-set perfected by 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand: Profanity.
That is, if you live in New York City. And if you do, lucky you.
With his new game hitting store shelves today, Kotaku caught up with rapper 50 Cent to chat about Blood on the Sand’s silly premise, music sales, and his future plans in the game industry.
So I was watching this new trailer for 50 Cent Blood on the Sand and suddenly realised that the entire game is about one rapper’s fight for his gone-missing, jewel-encrusted skull.
In the latest developer diary for 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand, members of the development team explain how the hardcore rapper and his crew take on a fictional Middle Eastern country.
While stuck in the Middle East on a murderous rampage in pursuit of his crystal skull, 50 Cent will meet countless locals. And, once met, he shall regale them with pleasantries and compliments.
We know. You’re sitting there, all smug, thinking the extent of 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand’s story amounts to “WHEH MAH SKULL?”. Well, you’re wrong. There’s a rich tapestry at play here.
