50 Cent: Blood on the Sand

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50 Cent: Blood on the Sand is a third person shooter video game developed by Swordfish Studios and published by THQ for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. This game works as a sequel to < i> 50 Cent: Bulletproof , and released in February 2009.

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Gameplay

Blood on the Sand includes on-foot combat, as well as vehicle missions such as the Humvee H2 driver-and-turret-gunner's chase and the helicopter-borne minigun shootings. There is also a boss fight against a helicopter.

The game has a feature called "Shop" (activated in-game by placing calls on public phones hidden in every level), where characters can use cash to buy new weapons, upgrade their old weapons, and learn from hand to hand. a combat movement called "Counter-Kills". Cash can also be used to unlock the Taunt (each rated by Rental , Braggin ' and Triple X ), which increases the points obtained from killing.

Weapons rated from 1 to 10 by Capacity , Damage Rank , and Accuracy , as well as a list of possible Plugins (device additional weapons such as scope or silencer). Players can use a mode called "Gangsta Fire" (a 50 Cent variation on the "bullet-time" slo-mo concept used in Max Payne ) to deal with multiple opponents at once.

Each level has an Enemy Target (5 per level, each just a high-value target instead of a "Level Boss"), a gold bullion chest (opened for money), and collectible items like Poster (5 per level). Kill the grant points, which help the player to earn the Bronze, Silver, and Gold G-Unit badges; this opens Better Weapons, Counter-Kills and Taunts in "Stores".

It also has more music tracks than the first game (40 songs in all); 50 Cent makes 18 exclusive songs just for games. Swizz Beatz, Ox Lab, and The Individuals made the original score for the game. There are also songs and videos that can be opened.

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Plot

The game is about 50 Cent rapper. Co-player characters can be one of three other members of the G-Unit crew: Tony Yayo, Lloyd Banks, or DJ Whoo Kid, each specializing in different combat techniques. Co-players are run by games or via online cooperative games.

The game is set in an unnamed Middle Eastern state war zone, where 50 Cent and G-Unit have been hired to play rap concerts. After the concert promoter, Anwar, unable to pay them the $ 10 million promised cash, but succumbed after being threatened. However, instead of the promised cash, he gave them a human skull studded with diamonds and pearls (which has a striking resemblance to diamond-studded diamond skulls belonging to artist Damien Hirst) as collateral. This was immediately stolen by a paramilitary group led by Kamal terrorists. 50 Cent (with the help of selected G-Unit partners) decides to get it back at any cost and soon, they discover that there are enemies far greater than Kamal.

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Development

After the original company plans to distribute the game Activision, joining Vivendi Games, many games, including <50 Cent: Blood on the Sand , face the possibility of not being released. The right to Blood on the Sand is then taken by THQ.

The NA and EU versions of the PlayStation 3 release do not have PlayStation trophy support.

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Reception

Unlike Bulletproof , which received a very wide range of public reviews, Blood on the Sand was better received by video game critics, scored 7 out of 10 in GameSpot and 4/5 at X-Play . Critics also praised the increase and involvement of 50 Cent in the game. Jeff Gerstmann of Giant Bomb says his story is "very unreasonable, with a lot of half-dialogs usually delivered by people who sound like they have a plane to catch." IGN praised solid game and strong co-op even though they noted that the repetitive nature of gameplay makes it has no lasting appeal. GameSpot's Chris Watters says "It works really well This is not the best action game you'll play this year, but that does not mean you will not have a great time playing it."

Beginning in early April 2009, <50 Cent: Blood on the Sand sold about 56,000 copies in the United States.

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References

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External links

• 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand on MobyGames

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