Enter the following codes to unlock the corresponding Unlock Stronger Weapons: Enter the code 'the hub is broken'. Unlock 'So Seductive Song': Enter the code 'killa1'. Unlock Action 26: Enter the code 'orangejuice'.
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Unlock ALL Weapons: Enter the code 'gotthemrachets'. Unlock Bloodhound Counterkill: Enter the code 'gunrunner'. Unlock Empty n' Clips Counter Kill: Enter the code 'workout'. Unlock ALL Music Tracks: Enter the code 'graballthat50'. Unlock Tony Yayo 'So Seductive' Video: Enter the code 'yayoshome'. Unlock My Buddy Video: Enter the code 'sayhellotomylittlefriend'.
Unlock Invincibility: Enter the code 'ny'sfinestyo' (include the apostrophe). Unlock Always Perfect Shot: Enter the code '#1stunna' (All your shots will be in slow motion straight to the head). Steal Armour: When you take out an enemy out and are low or have no armour steal from them by pressing Square by the body. Money: Don't spend money in early missions and it will pay off for you in later missions when all the better weapons are available. Money is also needed to get better special moves and the Meds from Doc when needed. Buy ALL 10 painkiller bottles.
.: August 29, 2006 Mode(s), 50 Cent: Bulletproof is an developed by and published by for the, and consoles, which released in November 2005. 50 Cent: Bulletproof was reworked into a version titled 50 Cent: Bulletproof G Unit Edition, with a top-down perspective, which released in 2006. A sequel, was released in 2009. The story revolves around protagonist musician 's search for vengeance against the hitmen who attempted to murder him. The game features members of the rap crew as a gang. Plays an, plays a, and plays himself as a person selling 'bootlegged' music (of the G-Unit camp) out of his trunk. A album titled, was released by DJ Red Heat's Shadyville Entertainment.
It won 'Best Original Song' in the 2005. Contents. Plot 50 Cent quickly finds himself being dragged back into the criminal underworld, taking on the most dangerous crime organizations in New York City, uncovering an international conspiracy with devastating implication. The setting is New York. 50 Cent, one night in his apartment, gets a call and page from his former cellmate and friend 'K Dog'.
The latter tells the former he is trouble. 50 Cent gets his 'nine' and leaves. 50 Cent then gets his crew: Rappers (who is the locksmith and weapon of choice is a 'gat'), (who 50 states he knew since 'pre-school'; ironically, 50 Cent & Lloyd Banks discovered him on tour with; he is seen as a weapons specialist and his weapon of choice is two 'gats') & (The demolition expert whose weapon of choice is a ). They all go down to the subway station. The crew go to Queens, New York, & see K Dog being physically assaulted by unknown masked assailants.
After killing multiple masked unknown assailants, 50 Cent is shot 9 times & left for dead. 50 Cent wakes up in Doc Friday's house/workplace.
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Doc Friday was a licensed doctor until he started writing prescriptions for himself. Tony Yayo & Young Buck were the 2 that had brought 50 to Doc Friday. 50 Cent is given painkillers, which can be used throughout the whole entire video game to gain health back, along with a medical aid kit & (a reference to the fact that 50 Cent was a spokesperson & had a stake in Vitamin Water, an energy water brand). 50 Cent is then welcomed & greeted by his fellow New York natives & friends who initially thought he was dead, such as: Moet & Chandon, 50's; Bugs, a paraplegic pawn shop owner who throughout the video game story-line give(s) 50 Cent missions & information. He sees his belongings in the pawn shop, and demands his belongings shipped back to his home. After walking out he runs into Grizz, a war vet who lost his trigger finger in the war.
Throughout the game, Grizz sells 50 Cent guns, and armor. He later tells 50 Cent his war medals were stolen, & gives 50 Cent money and/or armor for every war medal he finds. The 2 then go see Popcorn, a psycho that sells 'counter kills' (slow motion special kills) to 50 Cent. Then, he sees Booker, a homeless man who knows everything. 50 Cent goes to Detective Aaron MCVicar who was a corrupt cop on info, for a price. 50 gets a weapon from Grizz.
50 Cent & Lloyd Banks go to see K Dog at 'The Safe house', guarded by masked assailants and federal agents where supposedly K Dog is talking to them. The safe house is located in Scarsdale, West Chester, New York. After killing masked assailants and cracking safes, the two discover K Dog as well as the federal prosecutors's corpses. 50 gets K Dog's belongings. He brings it back to Bugs, who is able to listen to the messages left on the phone.
1 of the messages says K Dog was supposed to meet up with 'Spyder', a crystal meth drug dealer about trans-po routes. 50 decides to go after Spyder. 50 goes to 'The Junkyard' to meet up with Spyder. After killing Spyder's assailants along with MCVicar, he kills Spyder. They notice a tattoo similar to the 1one on K Dog. He cuts Spyder's skin with the tattoo on it and gives it to Bugs. Fellow Rappers including (as Detective McVicar) and (as street-wise war veteran 'Grizz') will aid 50 Cent in this action-packed adventure.
G-Unit edition On August 29, 2006, Vivendi Universal Games released a G-Unit edition for the PlayStation Portable. While the story and cut-scenes are the same as the console counterpart, the game eschews the third-person perspective game-play for a top-down, viewpoint. Also added is multiplayer game-play through ad hoc wireless connectivity. The PlayStation Portable version featured a 'Vitamin Water' mini-game in which you play as 50-Cent at the apex of his business endeavors. G-Unit Edition was the last game published by Vivendi Universal Games under their own branding, before they started to publish all games under the brand name after being renamed as Vivendi Games. Retrieved 2013-06-08. Retrieved 2013-06-08.
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