Developed by Genuine Games and published by Vivendi in 2005, it put rapper 50 Cent — with his digitized voice and likeness — at the center of a plot of betrayal and payback, joined by other G-Unit members as allies throughout the campaign. The gameplay combines cover mechanics and direct shootouts with power-ups tied to the artist's own image.
Today it holds up more as a curiosity of the golden age when hip-hop and video games crossed paths than as a memorable shooter in its own right.
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