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In 50 Cent: Bulletproof, 50 gets caught in a web of corruption, double-crosses and shady deals that lead him on a bloody path through New York's drug underworld. Working with unlikely of allies, the streets heat up as 50 takes on the most dangerous crime families in the city. Uncover an international conspiracy with devastating implications. The streets are watching as 50 Cent blasts his way to the truth. Hang out in your crib and listen to 50 music and/or watch videos
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Amazon Maximum Age: 20
Amazon Minimum Age: 204
Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Video Game
Brand: Vivendi Universal
EAN: 0020626724852
ESRB Age Rating: Mature
Feature: Fight powerful gangs and crime syndicates in this gritty urban-action game
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Vivendi Universal
Manufacturer: Vivendi Universal
Model: 20626724852
Platform: Sony PSP
Publisher: Vivendi Universal
Release Date: 2006-08-29
Studio: Vivendi Universal
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Features
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Fight powerful gangs and crime syndicates in this gritty urban-action game
Epic crime story told over 10 brutal chapters with over 35 levels
Takedown enemies using more than 25 dramatic counter-kill moves
Clip up with massive stash of weapons; beat valuable info out of enemies
Collection of 50 Cent and G-Unit music and videos; create custom playlists
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:  
Summary: Great Improvements Over The PS2 Version
Comment: I cracked open my copy of 50 Cent Bulletproof not knowing what to expect. The 4th quarter 2005 PS2 release of 50 Cent Bulletproof was one of the most anticipated and hyped releases of the year. Unfortunately, the game didn't live up to the hype. Between poor controlling, unrealistic missions (like G-Unit members being hit by gunfire and not being affected), and other gripes the game fell short.
Well I must say the PSP version is light years better. The game developers revamped the game and looked at things that were wrong and worked to make them better-not saying this version isn't without shortcomings but it's better.
Upon putting the game in my PSP I was told I needed to download a software update, this could have just been something with my PSP as I hadn't turned it on in 3 weeks. After the software update I was able to launch the game. The first screen I was taken to take a tutorial. I suggest the tutorial just because it's fun and easy. You are in a room where you can walk to three different rooms and and practice shooting, taking weapons from enemies.
After the tutorial, you are given the option to start the game. The mission starts in a warehouse where you alone fight enemies to rescue one of your parnters. One annoying factor I found was the communication, I'm sure this could be turned off but when you press start to go to the communication screen you are provided helpful hints.
Overall, character movement game play is better. I still had problems controlling the weapon but it was better than it was.
Being that this is a PSP title, there isn't as much multimedia content. The music videos included are "In Da Club," "Candy Shop," and "Poppin' Them Thangs." Also included are two game trailers.
The songs included are "Beg for Mercy," "Get Rich or Die Tryin" and
The Massacre. Also included are three instrumentals. Of course other music is throughout the game. Overall it's an improvement over the PSP version and I think it's pretty cool , there are neat cut movies (kinda like Mortal Kombat) when you take weapons from players.
Customer Rating:
Summary: how fly can you be
Comment: this game is amazing it has mature content and a lot of fighting, folow 50 through the hood and basically jack people up for money , gold chains and power . the graphis are of amazing quality but thats the tip of the iceberg.the game also come complete with the best real music videos and sound tracks i have ever seen . just when i thought the last game i bought for the psp tomb raider was good . this game blows it away with again the sound tracks and music videos. so stop reading this review and go out and buy it you will not be dissapointed.
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