Audio Software icon An illustration of a 3. Software Images icon An illustration of two photographs. Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses. It appears your browser does not have it turned on. Please see your browser settings for this feature. EMBED for wordpress. Want more? Another interesting concept brought up during gameplay is that of the '50 Zone'. When using a counter kill whilst between two foes, 50 instantly teleports one of them to the '50 Zone', a featureless white landscape, in which 50 Cent magically appears to murder you in the face, and possibly groin, if he feels so inclined.
In addition to the cover-based third person shooter gameplay, there are also a few vehicle stages. In the driving segments, the G-Unit sidekick controls the gunner, but the gun is unusually weak, even on Easy difficulty, and ramming enemies both human and vehicle is a far more efficient way of killing them.
There are also a few big-ass ramps present during the driving segments; it is recommended that the player hit them. One stage also has 50 and the G-Unit stationed at a helicopter's guns, firing upon enemies below.
In a fictional war torn Middle Eastern country , 50 is performing at the last city of his concert tour. He and G-Unit are forced to become vigilantes in search of the skull. After losing the skull, 50 reunites with Anwar. Anwar informs him that the mercenary stole the skull following orders from Kamal, a local drug lord.
While pursuing Kamal, the G-Unit is captured by a man named Carter, an American who claims he was once a law enforcer but grew sick of it. Carter tells 50 to intercept Kamal's shipment of gold bars. After he succeeds, Carter turns on him and attempts to gun him down in a helicopter.
As he escapes the roof of the collapsing theatre, Leila, the mercenary who originally stole 50's skull, boards the escape vehicle with him. She adds that the skull is now in Wilder's possession. The two briefly flirt before splitting up to infiltrate Wilder's property. The G-Unit finds the skull, but Wilder ambushes them and reveals that Anwar has sided with him. It boils down to 50 Cent and fellow rapper G-Unit being hired to play a concert somewhere in the Middle East.
Things grow worse when it is stolen by the terrorist Said Kamal — G-Unit and 50 Cent must now shoot their way through hordes of bad guys to get it back. Certain points of the plot just come off as ridiculous, similar to the stunts seen in the The Fast and The Furious movies — this means it was so crazy I kind of loved it more.
Boss battles against military tech, cool items in the shop, and a multitude of weapons to takedown evil terrorist organizations all contribute to what is a nonstop fest of destruction that rewards creativity.
With these aspects, the game never takes itself too seriously — each taunt is fun to pull off and gives the gameplay a lot of diversity in terms of execution. Additionally, Gangsta Fire mode allows 50 Cent to slow down time and absolutely destroy enemies.
Controls for this game were solid and surprisingly intuitive.
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