50 cent bulletproof g-unit edition for ppsspp

Description

50 Cent Bulletproof is an activity computer game created by Genuine Games and distributed by Vivendi Universal Games for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox, which discharged on November 22, 2005. 50 Cent: Bulletproof was modified into a PlayStation Portable adaptation titled 50 Cent Bulletproof G Unit Edition, with a top-down point of view, which discharged in 2006. A continuation, 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand, was discharged in 2009.

The story rotates around hero hip bounce performer 50 Cent's look for retaliation against the hired gunmen who endeavored to kill him. The amusement highlights individuals from the G-Unit rap team as a group. Dr. Dre plays an arms seller, Eminem plays a degenerate cop, and DJ Whoo Kid plays himself as an individual selling "bootlegged" music (of the G-Unit camp) out of his trunk. A soundtrack collection titled, Bulletproof, was discharged by DJ Red Heat's Shadyville Entertainment. It won "Best Original Song" in the 2005 Spike TV Video Game Awards.

Story

50 Cent rapidly winds up being hauled once more into the criminal black market, taking on the most unsafe criminal associations in New York City, revealing a global connivance with destroying suggestion.

The setting is in New York. 50 Cent gets a call and page from his previous cellmate and companion "K Dog" telling him he is inconvenience. 50 Cent gets his weapon and leaves. 50 Cent at that point gets his group: Rappers Lloyd Banks (who is the locksmith), Young Buck and Tony Yayo (The devastation master). They all go down to the metro station.

The group go to Queens, New York, and see K Dog being physically attacked by obscure veiled aggressors. In the wake of killing numerous aggressors, 50 Cent is shot multiple times and left for dead. 50 Cent is conveyed to Doc Friday's home/working environment by Tony Yayo and Young Buck. Doc Friday was an authorized specialist until he began composing solutions for himself. 50 Cent is then invited by his individual New York locals and companions who at first idea he was dead, for example, Moet and Chandon, 50's whores; Bugs, a paraplegic pawn shop proprietor who all through the amusement gives 50 Cent missions and data. He sees his effects in the pawn shop and requests his things sent back to his home. In the wake of exiting he keeps running into Grizz, a war vet who lost his trigger finger in the war. They at that point go see Popcorn, a psycho that sells "counter executes" (moderate movement exceptional murders) to 50 Cent. He sees Booker a vagrant who knows everything. 50 Cent goes to Detective Aaron McVicar who is a degenerate cop for data. McVicar consents to help 50 Cent in return for cash.

50 Cent and Lloyd Banks go to see K Dog at a sheltered house, monitored by covered aggressors and government operators. In the wake of executing conceal attackers and splitting safes, they find K Dog just as the government examiners' bodies. 50 gets K Dog's effects. He takes it back to Bugs, who can tune in to the messages left on the telephone. The messages state K Dog should get together with "Spyder", a gem meth street pharmacist about transport courses. 50 chooses to follow Spyder. 50 goes to the junkyard to get together with Spyder. In the wake of murdering Spyder's attackers alongside McVicar, he slaughters Spyder. They see a tattoo like the one on K Dog. He cuts Spyder's skin with the tattoo on it and offers it to Bugs. The tattoo is followed back to Wu-Jang, a Chinese medication boss. 50 executes Wu-Jang in Chinatown and takes his cash.

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