[Tópico OFICIAL] 50 Cent Blood on the sand [MULTIPLATAFORMAS]

.Zxtr.

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http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x57jlg_50-cent-blood-on-the-sand-trailer-v_videogames

Nada melhor que um trailer...

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Site oficial: http://www.50bloodonthesand.com/us/

This review was not written by me, but I do support everything it says...)
Apparently, we live in a world where, if you’ve been shot (or tell people you’ve been shot) more than once,

you get a free ticket to a rap career and wait!
There’s more!

Your own gangsta video game!

This is taken directly off of the website for the game:

“50 Cent and G Unit have just played to a sold-out crowd in a war-torn country. But when 50 tries to collect from the shifty promoter, he’s told that a local drug lord named Kamal has f**ked him over and stolen the box office receipts. 50 is ready to take his wrath out on the promoter, who begs for his life and convinces him there’s a way to get his money back and get revenge on Kamal. With YOU playing as one of the world’s biggest Hip-Hop star, cue an all out battle across two countries to collect a payday and payback on those who have crossed 50 Cent!”

Does anyone else have a little throwup in their mouth?

This is the worst thing I have ever read on the internet! And you know the internet, so that is saying something. Here comes one hell of a rant.


There are many things that come to my mind when reading this disgusting excuse for a game overview.

First of all, I think war torn country, I think poverty, I think, people dying.

I don’t think, people paying 200 bucks a seat to hear some guy “singing” about killing and raping people.

But that’s just me.

The people of war torn countries have more important things to worry about, like finding food and water and avoiding the bombs being dropped on them.

I also doubt this “artist” would be caught dead near any war torn country; they probably wouldn’t have luxury suites for you to stay in there, pal!


Second of all, since when is it o.k. for one’s name to be a number?

I love how the description calls him “50”.

I’m thinking, what? 50?grapes? 50?.lollipops? It’s a number!! Not a name!! And I know people have been naming their kids weird things lately, like Apple and Talula, but for goodness sakes, not a number!


Third of all, it makes me very uneasy that the “shifty promoter” has to beg for his life.

Is this harmless video game insinuating that this megastar rapper is (gasp!) a murderer?

I think?yes.

It’s so bizarre that he would be all right with that, since the game is portraying him and all, but I suppose since it fits his “super-bad, gangsta image”, Mr. Number for a Name is pleased.

Fourth of all, I think there is a better reason to start a “battle across two countries” than one unpaid show.

They are a poor country anyways!! And doesn’t this guy have like a gazillion dollars anyways?!?!

If anything, he should be giving them money to support their hospital system.

I am sure it’s not doing very well considering its war torn and all. Man, if this was happening in real life can you imagine how ticked off I’d be?

It really just seems to be supporting rudeness is all.

I sentence 50 Cent to make his next video game about donating to war torn countries.

How’s that for a video game, eh? I know I would finish the game feeling really amazing about my positive contribution to the world.

Not thrilled that I started a world wide gang war to earn a few grand when I probably have about a gazillion in the vault in my solid gold mansion.


As you can see, the whole premise really rubs me the wrong way.

I can’t believe I just stumbled upon this; that I haven’t even heard any outcries about this disgusting premise for this so-called game.


All I know is that if aliens come to Earth in thousands of years and find this game, they are going to think that humans were sick freaks with absolutely no morality whatsoever. And that’s not really how I want to be remembered, do you?


One last thing: when did it become acceptable for anyone to just make a video game?

This guy is apparently an “artist”. I’m confused?is he an artist of video games?

I think not. He just plasters his name and picture on a box and earns a few mils. What a way to make a living, eh? Ruining the human race one video game at a time.


(So I hope you enjoyed it, but with all serious intentions, I wouldn't waste 50 cents on this game... If you like gunplay, try Call of duty, or medal of honor, something with a real story...)
 
Última edição:
"... 50 and G-Unit are putting on a sold-out performance somewhere in a fictional Middle Eastern setting. [...] They put on the performance; the people are pleased, but the concert promoter stiffs them and doesn't give 50 and G-Unit their payment. So, of course, 50 isn't going to leave until he gets paid, so he hassles the concert promoter, [saying] if he doesn't come up with the money now, there will be consequences. And instead, the promoter offers him a very valuable gift – something that's valuable to this particular country – a diamond encrusted skull. So 50 gets the skull, and as he's about to leave this war-torn country, when they're ambushed and the skull is taken. They escape the ambush, but they're without the skull. So 50's motivated to get what belongs to him."

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deêm uma chance. pode ser que seja fixe. mas realmente 50 no middle east.. wtf?? se inda fosse em NY em lutas de gangs compreendia se... mas assim.. ele ta a querer ser um Rambo xD
 
É quando vejo estas coisas que de certa forma os regimes totalitários fazem uma ponta de sentido na minha cabeça. A respeito do enredo, penso que se baseia nisto:

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Hirst unveils £50m diamond skull


The diamonds encase a real human skull

The diamond skull
Artist Damien Hirst has unveiled a diamond-encrusted human skull worth £50m - said to be the most expensive piece of contemporary art.
The 18th Century skull is entirely covered in 8,601 jewels, while new teeth were made for the artwork at a cost of £14m.

The centrepiece of the 41-year-old's creation is a pear-shaped pink diamond, set in the skull's forehead.

Hirst's most famous work is a shark preserved in formaldehyde.

The skull, which was bought from a shop in Islington, north London, is thought to belong to a 35-year-old European who lived between 1720 and 1810.

Flawless

The £12m-worth of diamonds are said to be ethically sourced.

Hirst said his piece, called For the Love of God, is "uplifting, takes your breath away".

"It works much better than I imagined. I was slightly worried that we'd end up with an Ali G ring," he added.

"You just want it to be flawless, like a diamond is a flawless. We wanted to put them everywhere," Hirst said of the skull.

"They go underneath, inside the nose. Anywhere you can put diamonds, we've put diamonds.

"I wouldn't mind if it happened to my skull after my death," he added.

The artist said that he was inspired by an Aztec turquoise skull at the British Museum, and hopes that his work will eventually be displayed at the institution.

Other Hirst works which have also gone on display at the White Cube gallery in London include a painting of his son's birth by Caesarean section and a tiger shark cut in half and suspended in two tanks of formaldehyde.

Art expert Charles Dupplin from specialist insurer Hiscox called the skull "another bold move" from Hirst.

"This is a spectacular piece and undoubtedly the work with the highest intrinsic value in modern and contemporary art," he added.

Fonte: BBC
 
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