Key Glock wants 50 Cent to resurrect a new version of the cult favorite video game 50 Cent: Bulletproof by digging through the G-Unit vaults.
The G-Unit boss introduces his group, which includes Tony Yayo, Young Buck, and Lloyd Banks, in the opening scene of the video game on Wednesday (March 8). The Paper Route Empire rapper then retweeted the clip.
Glizock kept his request short and sweet in his tweet, informing 50 that he and a few other video game enthusiasts require an updated version of the venerable game.
“Ay @50cent we need a newer version,” Key Glock wrote.
The Xbox and Playstation 2 versions of 50 Cent: Bulletproof were released in November 2005. Despite being derided by critics, the game was well-liked by players and sold 1.1 million copies. It received plaudits for its in-game music, which featured real 50 Cent songs, and its in-depth plot, which focused on the rapper getting back at the hitmen who attempted to kill him.
