"The exciting convergence of gaming and music helped make 50 Cent: Bulletproof one of GameStop's top selling titles in the month of December," said Bob McKenzie, Sr. Vice President of Merchandising.
"Gamers and 50 fans alike have enthusiastically responded to the groundbreaking fusion of frenetic gameplay and the lyrical imagery of the exclusive 50 Cent music tracks in 50 Cent: Bulletproof," said Cindy Cook, Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer, VU Games. "The strong sales of Bulletproof underscore the undeniable appeal of the artist, his music and the engaging interactive experience that this game delivers."
"I can't believe people bought this crap. Goddamn chavs," said Matthew Keller, PALGN Deputy Editor. "If you ever needed evidence that we live in an anti-intellectualist society, you've got it right here."
50 Cent: Bulletproof is available in stores in the UK, but you won't find it in Australia due to the Office of Film and Literature Classification handing it a rating of RC, due to the belief that the game promotes gang violence.
n need 2 get lives cause no1 cares wat u think!!!!
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