50 Cent: Bulletproof came out in November 2005, developed by Genuine Games and published by Vivendi Universal Games, with rapper 50 Cent himself starring in a revenge story against the hitmen who tried to kill him. The script was written by Terry Winter, a Sopranos writer, and the game featured appearances by Eminem as a corrupt cop and Dr. Dre as an arms dealer. The gameplay was a cover-based third-person shooter, set in open levels steeped in G-Unit's hip-hop world. Critics were harsh on its generic gameplay, though the star-studded cast turned it into a curious cult object of the era.
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