50 Cent does voiceover for COD: MW2

By Ellie Gibson Published 10 August, 2009

"Watch your fire!" "Tango down!" etc.

50 Cent has recorded a cameo voiceover for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.

There are some pictures of him visiting developer Infinity Ward over on his blog, This is 50. There you can see him "hanging out" with members of the band Good Charlotte and wearing a hat and some sunglasses. Cheer up, sir! Could be worse, could have been ten times!

As reported by Kotaku, Cent will provide "one of the squad voices in Multiplayer / Spec Ops".

You can expect to hear him say things like, "Reloading," "Watch your fire," "I'm down, get me up!", "Tango Down!" and "Oh no, I'm out of moisturiser!" Maybe not the last one.

Cent won't be the only star doing a cameo, according to Bowling. "He is one of quite a few casual cameos in the game, none of which I can name at this point," he said.

"Benji and Joel of Good Charlotte NOT being one of them. They're just good friends with Curtis and came along with him when he was here recently to check out his voice in the game."

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 will be released for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 on 10th November.

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  • Milk #1 3 years ago

    This is where your £55 will be going . . .

  • mingster #2 3 years ago

    Also shouts "Biatch..Ho..Brap..Playaz..etc..."

  • photoboy #3 3 years ago

    For the money they're charging for this game I'd expect Schwarzenegger.

  • AphoticCosmos #4 3 years ago

    Glad I cancelled my pre-order, then. I've got better things to do than have a wiggasm over some stupid rapper's voice being in a game.

  • kangarootoo #5 3 years ago

    Hmmm. Interesting change of style compared to MW1.

    Not sure this is really going in the right direction for me.

  • spammage #6 3 years ago

    ACTIVISION IN PR MELTDOWN SHOCKER!

  • Darren #7 3 years ago

    @Milk - Well said. Does Call of Duty MW2 really *need* celebrity voice-overs? If Activision hadn't have announced 50 Cent's involvement I doubt any would have know about it short of watching all the credits (no-one does that, right?). :?

  • Hix15 #8 3 years ago

    who actually buys a game based on this crap! stop wasting development money and drop the bloody price

  • StarchildHypocrethes #9 3 years ago

    Gosh. How thrilling.

  • jaxon58 #10 3 years ago

    Fire in the mother-f**king hole.

  • Shadders #11 3 years ago

    Doesn't this cheapen the novelty of Cent's own game, blood on the sand?

  • Xerx3s #12 3 years ago

    Shadders: I highly doubt that the game could sink any lower.

  • whoslotte #13 3 years ago

    50 Pence doing a voice over.... nah, still not worth 55 quid, sorry.

  • Johnsters #14 3 years ago

    "I'M IN THE CLUB!"

  • sarcasmoidosis #15 3 years ago

    Fitty: "Watch your fire!"
    Me: Scratch my what?

  • JensonJet #16 3 years ago

    I actually thought the majority of the voice acting in Modern Warfare was very good. Some of it outstanding. Having some ex-drug dealer, turned loud, show-off rap star pretending to be an actor doing some of the voice work doesn't do it for me at all. I think I remember hearing that he'd been shot in real life... that could make him slightly more qualified to scream some of his lines. Personally I just wished he'd got into gunfights with people with a better aim!

  • captainrentboy #17 3 years ago

    Where's my fuckin' skull at?
    Ho.
    Bitch.
    Dead Bitch.
    Fuck!
    The best thing about 50 cent Blood on the sand was the quote button. I hope he brings that same level of enthusiasm to COD.

  • Slipstream #18 3 years ago

    Guys, don't act surprised...
    Was Blood on the Sand not enough to convince you that he is now officially a war veteran? Sheesh.

  • matrim83 #19 3 years ago

    Oh no. I hate his voice. :(

    Still, at least he isnt one of the main characters.

  • joedix88 #20 3 years ago

    lol At Arnold Schwarzenegger "Quvick Get To Ze Choppa"

  • TheVoice #21 3 years ago

    Who the hell thought this would be a good idea? This game is receiving far too much negative attention than it ought to be. Not that it's going to harm sales.

  • beastmaster #22 3 years ago

    @joedix88
    That would be fucking hilarious but the icing on the cake would be Bennett as the bad guy.

    "I can take you Matrix!".

  • JaysonG #23 3 years ago

    Where's Ma Skull!?

  • andywilkie35 #24 3 years ago

    What the fuck has happened.

  • metalmonk #25 3 years ago

    Now we can listen to an annoying american in singleplayer as well as online.

  • septimus #26 3 years ago

    Oh dear... that has lost a few respect points. I don't give a flying fuck if 30pence is in it or not. How to appeal to the fickle masses with you £55 price point. Next Modern Warfare will require motion controls, so your gran can strafe using a playable Eminem.

  • sneetch #27 3 years ago

    @Milk
    This is where your £55 will be going . . .

    In fairness, only 50p of it.

    Another growling, incoherent grunt I can do without I certainly couldn't tell his voice apart from any other goon-in-game. Are subtitles an option?

  • sneetch #28 3 years ago

    @septimus
    Next Modern Warfare will require motion controls, so your gran can strafe using a playable Eminem.

    Septimus! You genius! Copyright that idea ASAP!

  • BillMurray #29 3 years ago

    "YO FITTY"

  • schnide #30 3 years ago

    For some reason despite it's classic status, I've been holding off buying COD4 until it hit a certain price point, especially as there's never been a demo. But now I'm going to buy the first and ignore the second - I will never buy a game that has 50 Cent in it. Ever. Both because he glamourises violence and degrading of women, and also because he's an absolute fucking tool.

  • king2001 #31 3 years ago

    Can we now expect G-Unit clothing and tricked out Mercedes too. HOLLA!

    Personally I'd pay £555 if they told us that Tim Westwood did the voice-overs - "The bomb's about to go off, baby"

  • penhalion #32 3 years ago

    I've already boycotted activisions new UK pricing nonsense so I'm relying on you lot to play MW2 by proxy as it were.

  • MaxHughes #33 3 years ago

    Brrappp!

  • frankster #34 3 years ago

    Does this also mean you have to get shot more then 9 times in multiplayer to die?

  • robg #35 3 years ago

    "He is one of quite a few casual cameos in the game, none of which I can name at this point,"
    ...except the one that's been named.

  • cowell #36 3 years ago

    Blood in the Sand is the definition of guilty gaming pleasure and spamming the swear button (especially when I had used all my credits to max out the ability to swear) in multi co-op was amazing.

    I think this inclusion justifies the increased SRP

  • Rodriguez #37 3 years ago

    Glad I pre-ordered Operation Flashpoint 2 instead of this...

  • MiniAmin #38 3 years ago

    Who cares? We don't get care about "celebs" in games (Eliza Dushku exempted) just drop the price.

    Not sure if i'll buy this anymore, certainly not at 55 quid.

  • Fab4 #39 3 years ago

    It was only a matter of time. The game is the very definition of style over content, you might as well get a celeb who follows that same ethos.

  • chubster2010 #40 3 years ago

    Load of balls. 50 Cent is a cock of the highest order.

  • RedSparrows #41 3 years ago

    I don't give a toss about MW2, but it's funny seeing people get angry at this. I thought the game was gonna be superb, regardless of silly cameos? ^^

  • shotgun44 #42 3 years ago

    55 quid for a game? Someone link that article please!

  • theiceman #43 3 years ago

    It should be renamed: MW50pence edition

  • Corben_Dallas #44 3 years ago

    FOR FUCK SAKE :|

  • BobsUncle #45 3 years ago

    @Ellie

    Do you literally just read Kokatu all day? All your news articles seem to stem from this site.

  • mkreku #46 3 years ago

    Wow.. So this has 50 Cent in it, and will sell millions, while my most anticipated game, Risen, has Andy Serkis (Gollum) and John Rhys-Davies (Gimli) in it and won't sell 500,000 copies. Annoying :/

  • Matt_B #47 3 years ago

    @Schide - video games glamorise violence and some depict women in a degrading fashion. You've played GTA IV

    .50 is just a celeb voice actor just like Johnathan Ross was in H3. I can't understand why people are getting so worked up. I'm no .50 fan and I've never played his game. I cannot imagine his acting in COD:MW2 being any worse (sterotypical) than the Cole Train was in GOW.

  • Yodzilla #48 3 years ago

    you'd think hanging out with Good Charlotte would completely kill off his street cred

  • ps3owner #49 3 years ago

    oh man. this will just mean that there will be tons more fucktarts playing it so that they have the street cred or whatever it is nowadays. I'll use the .50 cal to take aim at that 50 cent fuck.

    I hope there is a mute button for voice only.

  • Skurmedel #50 3 years ago

    He's just gonna be a testesterone filled grunt. It'll be right up his alley. On the other hand, now that they've set the bar so low they should've recorded the Good Charlotte people at the same time.

  • andywilkie35 #51 3 years ago

    The thought of Mumbley Joe getting work for "acting" always offends me.

  • RedSparrows #52 3 years ago

    I love the snobbery in this kind of thing. As if CoD (or indeed, most online communities) is a hotbed of culture and eloquence - such an idea is laughable.
    Edited by RedSparrows at 10/08/09 @ 14:01

  • schnide #53 3 years ago

    @Matt_B

    I can see why you're saying that but you're missing a fundemental point.

    How many people grow up wanting to be like 50 Cent? And in comparison, how many people grow up wanting to be Niko Bellic?

    I'd guess that aggressive rap music is more of a contributor to any knife crime on the streets today than GTA. People know that Niko Bellic isn't real, in fact I'd imagine that a lot of people play GTA specifically to do things they know they wouldn't do in real life. 50 Cent on the other hand teaches you that real people do call women 'bitches' and carry weapons around to defend themselves.

    Edited by schnide at 10/08/09 @ 14:27

  • SnoopDop #54 3 years ago

    "Glad I cancelled my pre-order, then. I've got better things to do than have a wiggasm over some stupid rapper's voice being in a game."

    I DO NOT beleive you.

  • smoothpete #55 3 years ago

    I'm going to fucking lose the plot in a minute

    Look, twats, who fucking cares that he's got some background voice cameo? Do you give a shit? Really? Because if you do, then you're a penis. Blah blah blah 55 quid blah blah boycott blah blah. Grow the FUCK up. Just buy it online, stop your whinging. JESUS.

  • miiiguel #56 3 years ago

    MW has a plot ?

  • kangarootoo #57 3 years ago

    @smoothpete

    I'm sure the irony is doing an awful lot of whingeing is not lost on you.

  • smoothpete #58 3 years ago

    kangarootoo, if you mean that it's ironic that I'm whinging about whinging, then no, it's not lost on me. It just fucks me off, that's all. Firstly, quite unlikely that 50 cent got paid for doing this. Secondly, very much doubt anyone will actually notice it in game. Thirdly, regarding the price, you can get it online for less than £40 and I'm just a bit sick of people banging on about it all the time. The only people who will end up paying over £50 for it are idiots who buy games from Currys Digital and shops like that. It's practically a non-issue. Thin end of the wedge? Perhaps. But probably not.

  • Skurmedel #59 3 years ago

    That you can get it cheaper online somewhere doesn't change the fact that it's shamelessly high from the outset and that it has such a high price for arbitrary reasons. If you don't think Fiddy got paid to do this then you're naive. I'm pretty sure even Richard Stallman gets paid for his appearences, despites his cyber-communism look on life.

    And yes, I am a penis.
    Edited by Skurmedel at 10/08/09 @ 14:54

  • Jamiesan #60 3 years ago

    £15 million dollars
    ..huh? Although the point still stands, obviously

  • sneetch #61 3 years ago

    @smoothpete

    As you seem unable to "handle it" I'd suggest you stay away from these comments threads. Probably from the internet in general. For your own good.

  • schnide #62 3 years ago

    It's official: 50 Cent not only fights war but incites it! The cuntbag.

  • ps3owner #63 3 years ago

    smoothpete shouldn't be allowed to play COD: MW2. It's dicks like him that start sending hate mail because they are getting shafted online all the time.

    try anger management. switch to the Wii or something

  • CosmicGypsy #64 3 years ago

    Unless they put in a swear button, this will be rubbish.

    The last Fiddy game set the benchmark for shooters. COD can't even come close.

  • Matt_B #65 3 years ago

    Schnide - From a UK standpoint, I would argue that listening to aggressive rap music is another form of escapism. Like any other form of entertainment a person could a take their interest to an unhealthy level. The type of media and its involvement society, in particular the way that it influences a person’s behaviours and values is far too big for a comments thread.

    Assuming that .50 will just be a voice in COD:MW2 - the enjoyment that you should get from playing spec-ops with a friend will dwarf any ill feelings that you have towards .50 telling you to “Reload”.

    Let’s get his involvement into perspective.

  • schnide #66 3 years ago

    You can argue that all you like, but you still didn't answer the point. People know Niko Bellic isn't real. People don't know whether 50 Cent is or isn't, and some try to be like him.

    I'll ask you again, which has more of an effect in disrespecting women - GTA or 50 Cent's lyrics?
    Which has more of an effect on aggression and gang violence - computer games or rap music?

    In the absence of data, take your honest best guess. My money isn't going to go to the one I'd answer.

  • CosmicGypsy #67 3 years ago

    I think the show “loose women” creates more misogyny than any game or song

    Ban that sick filth

  • skillian #68 3 years ago

    While I'm not a fan of 50Cent, in theory his inclusion in the game doesn't bother me - it's just another voice.

    The problem for me is that we constatntly hear about how the costs of videogame development have skyrocketed, but the real increase in costs has been in marketing, which does nothing to get us better games. Would World at War have been any worse without Kiefer Sutherland, or Oblivion without Patrick Stewart?

    This is the problem now that games have gone mainstream - the mainstream are morons and you can virtually guarantee a certain number of sales with celebrity endorsements and flashing "BUY!" buttons. All those millions of dollars spent, and 75% of them aimed at people who frankly I would prefer just stayed away from my hobby.

    Hey videogames, we finally made it to the bigtime! Now watch in horror as our rally games feature monster-trucks, our RTS games ditch the S and the Wii becomes the console everyone else has to beat.

    /swoons

  • septimus #69 3 years ago

    Just heard, price is now £60. But the bonus is Good Charlotte are now doing the soundtrack throughout the entire game, you can't turn it off because it is so rocking, plus when you kill and enemy you get a 'Sponsored by 50 Cent' sound-bite! Win!

    @Matt_B: I don't think it is hate towards him, I think it is the pointlessness of it all. They are paying for him to add literally nothing to the game. Same with the rest of the 'celeb' voices. Utterly utterly pointless.
    Edited by septimus at 10/08/09 @ 16:25

  • Matt_B #70 3 years ago

    It would be rap music.

    You have strong views on rap music, so much so that you are willing to not purchase a potential GOTY becuase of .50 minor involvement. I was untrigued by this and assumed that someone with such strong views would want to abstain from all media involved in promoting this subject matter (including GTA). I also figure that on GTA you don't listen to the The Beat 102.7


    Edited by Matt_B at 10/08/09 @ 16:15

  • frankfurter209 #71 3 years ago

    Are they trying to make me pirate the game? Every step of the way, the conveyor belt of celebrities going through IW, a team that seems to practically jack off to itself, the way they act about delivering "the biggest entertainment launch ever". Also, having Activision publish your game is a great way to forget ever selling me a copy.

  • JensonJet #72 3 years ago

    Matt_B,

    "video games glamorise violence and some depict women in a degrading fashion. You've played GTA IV"

    Be careful Matt, you almost sound as informed as a journalist! Depicting violence is one thing, being a talentless rap star, ex-gun-carrying drug dealer is something else. Plus he's a dick!


    RedSparrows,

    "I love the snobbery in this kind of thing. As if CoD (or indeed, most online communities) is a hotbed of culture and eloquence - such an idea is laughable."

    Red, it's not about culture or eloquence. Videogames, in case you hadn't noticed, are moving up in world. No longer are they mindless arcade games for kids, they're expensive, often very well produced entertainment for a far larger audience. And dare I say it, the industry is gaining a little respect these days from the general public, and more importantly, other industries. So while we've started to get used to the better games hiring the services of 'proper' actors (albeit some are celebs), the use of some joker of a rap star (not even musician, this guy is all but talentless from my understanding), this is hardly the direction any gamer want to see games go. So yes, in a way it's gamers being snobs, but I think we'd all prefer gaming to go in 'the right' direction. 50 cu*t, is not it!



    CosmicGypsy,

    Are you public admitting you watch Loose Women??


    While I'm sure it's upsetting for gamers who live for Modern Warfare, you have to understand that with MW2 delaying some games because other developers fear they may lose sales competing against MW2, and Activision's stance that we're all a bunch of lucky bast*rds and should be paying far more for games, unfortunately MW2 (not to mention Activision) is open to hostile comments. We all expect games to slowly rise in price, as we see with all products, but it's the way it's been handled by Activision that's annoyed most of us.

    Anyway, as he's a grunt in the game, you can be sure he'll be gaining a few more bullet wounds... either by my own gun, or I'll do my damnest to get him killed. Can't imagine much of his 'voice-acting' will be used if my grenade blows up at his feet.
    Edited by JensonJet at 10/08/09 @ 17:03

  • shotgun44 #73 3 years ago

    While I agree that the £55 price point is a bit ridiculous, I still don't understand why people shit a brick whenever 50 Cent is mentioned in the video games world. Does it really spoil your enjoyment that much to hear 50 Cents voice a fraction of the game time!?

  • Billybob21 #74 3 years ago

    Why can't 50 Cent be a character in the actual game, so I can shoot him in the face.

  • shotgun44 #75 3 years ago

    I might be wrong but it seems unlikely that it will be something they actively use as a selling point. I think being the sequel to CoD 4 overshadows 5 minutes of 50 Cent dialogue

  • schnide #76 3 years ago

    Then why put him in? Is he ex-special forces? No, actually the closest link is that you fire guns at drug dealers in Call of Duty MW, whereas 50 Cent actually used to be a drug dealer and was (allegedly) shot at.

  • smoothpete #77 3 years ago

    Seems upon further reading that his voice (and many other cameo voices) will be appearing in the Special Forces co-op bits. Unlikely they paid him, or the others. He's probably just done it for the kudos and because he's a fan of the first game.

  • Shadders #78 3 years ago

    I wish Soulja Boy Tellem was in it.

  • Shadders #79 3 years ago

    Anyone who thinks the endorsement of 50 Cent won’t help this game shift copies is INSANE, the guy has TWO games of his own, of which the only sellable features are that they feature 50 Cent (and the swear button apparently..), this is a big coup for Activision and IW. I work in the industry myself and to be perfectly honest it’s inconceivable to me that Mr. Cent will have done this for free, the guy monetises everything!

  • Matt_B #80 3 years ago

    JensonJet, +1 for the Journo quoting skills ;-)

  • Dizzy #81 3 years ago

    /no buy

  • smoothpete #82 3 years ago

    Show me where it says they paid him.

    I bet they didn't. Why would they need to?

  • patchbox360 #83 3 years ago

    50 cents inclusion in COD: MW2 - YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!! hahahaha love it

  • Matt_B #84 3 years ago

    @Smoothpete + material for his Rap career.

    No your DVD drive isn't skipping, this is .50 back online giving you an ass whooping. Y'all know i've got good game, with Calculated Offensive Destruction, lyricaly I'm like a C130, devistating with unprecedented accuracy. One Shot One Kill, MacMillan couldn't touch me. I'll fuck you online till your ring goes red, I'm Triple A, Your Triple Zee like Halo ODST. What!?

  • ps3owner #85 3 years ago

    What ?

  • Lamb #86 3 years ago

    And they should get that guy from The Wire to say "sheeeeet"! :p :D

  • insincere_dave #87 3 years ago

    From his blog...

    "fag glassers..fitty look like a homo... "

    Dat foo sho da get capped, westside ay-eeeee.

  • Lotek #88 3 years ago

    Can't get a much more realistic voiceover for a shooter than a guy with bullet shards jammed in his jaw..................

    Couldn't they have got some sound slices from Tupac Shakur, that would've been a lot better, playing multiplayer whilst your character runs around reciting "Hit Em Up" lyrics for added effect..

    Bring back Keither too!!!

  • Shadders #89 3 years ago

    Smoothpete:"Show me where it says they paid him.
    I bet they didn't. Why would they need to?"

    Well unsurprisingly, they havn't released the details of how much or if he was paid. Show me where it says they paid Tom Cruise to be in Cocktail. I don't need to see his pay slip to come to the conclusion that people are usually paid in return for doing work.

    I suppose you think THQ got him to do all his work on their games for free too?

  • kangarootoo #90 3 years ago

    All those people saying 50 cent wouldn't have got paid for this cameo have no idea how games or films are made. He will absolutely have been paid. Everybody gets paid. I cannot think of a single instance where a celebrity has lent their voice to a game and not got paid (charity works not withstanding).

    And anybody suggesting 50 cent would do this for free because of the "kudos of appearing in MW" has severly overvalued this franchise.

    "I bet they didn't. Why would they need to?"

    Why would they need to? What sort of question is that? They would need to, because if they didn't, his voice wouldn't be in the game. Its not rocket science. Christ, people will be saying he didn't get paid for Blood on the Sand next.

  • speed182 #91 3 years ago

    People Not buying this cause of a voice-over is a fucking idiot.

  • TriggerHippie #92 3 years ago

    Wow, the PR guys must have been milking each others prostates when they came up with this idea. "Yeah Bob! This WILL increase our saturation of the urban gamer demographic! Urrgh Urrgh Yeah Steve! Right there! Sharon could you bring in some towels please"

  • Hastur #93 3 years ago

    thinks 50 Cent is a joke, so it would be a reason for me not to buy it.

  • JensonJet #94 3 years ago

    Matt_B, sorry dude! I was so excited that I had a come-back for that statement, I hardly bothered to read that you were quoting someone else. You're right. I almost have the skills of a professional f**kwit journalist myself! I should get a job at The Sun.

    I've already got an idea for my first story... 50 C*nt actually wrote a line from one of his songs, all by himself? Whatcha think? Too outrageous? Maybe I'll start with something a little more realistic "M Jackson fakes death for insurance fraud".

  • Shadders #95 3 years ago

    @speed182 "People Not buying this cause of a voice-over is a fucking idiot."

    I don't think it's so much the issue that Fifty is in the game, I actually don't think he's that bad an actor having seen his film, I think for some people at least, this is just another demonstration of the direction that Activision are taking this franchise in. It reeks of the big Hollywood sequel, unrealistic plot, a series of set pieces without a great deal of substance, celebrity endorsements (with the promise that more are to follow) and when you wrap all that up in a big £55 bow, it really grates.

    I know I could get it for less than that, but for me that will still mean that Activision are getting a sale, which will just enforce their belief that we're all willing to pay £55 for their games (they won't know if you only paid £38 for it from Argos).

    For me, it's a no buy. The only power we have over the mega-publishers is with our wallets, if you buy it then you're telling Activision that this is what you want, you want celebrity endorsements, you want high budget - high price games, you want hollow plotlines strung together by a series of set pieces.

    You want all of those things? Do you want to tell Activision that these are the things you want in your games? Then by all means, go and give them your money, validate the marketing men.

  • geeza2020 #96 3 years ago

    JensonJet - "We all expect games to slowly rise in price, as we see with all products,"

    All i can say to this is, whaaaaa???

  • cyber_nicco #97 3 years ago

    This is a silly move, but I doubt it will have any overall impact on the game.

    Move along - there's nothing to see here...

  • Rens11 #98 3 years ago

    What has 50cent got to do with warfare? this is Infinity Ward taking the piss! oh games cost more to make blah blah blah so were gonna have to charge you lot a fiver more but oh by the way weve got 50cent on the game for 1000 times the cost of anyone else! why stitch the fans who have made the game what it is and hire some over hyped unrelated to the modern warfare in any way rapper???
    Edited by Rens11 at 11/08/09 @ 20:06

  • FenderMaster #99 3 years ago

    he's gonna take you to the candyshop... let you lick his lollipop...

    excuse me, I think i just made myself ill *vomits*

    50 Cent appeals to the lowest common denominator... which makes it worrying that he's starring in the worlds biggest fps franchise... deeply worrying

    that said, i don't think his involvement had any impact on the pricetag, MW2 costs so much simply because Activision knows it can charge more, and people will still buy it, because it's such a good game, not because it costs more t make, or 50 sent is in it. Blame Nobby Kotick, not Fiddy
    Edited by FenderMaster at 12/08/09 @ 01:03

  • aphexstwin #100 3 years ago

    its not fiddy being in the game nor the 55 quid price tag thats going to stop me getting this game.

    (from cod 4 experiences) constant spawn waving, getting shot to pieces for advancing too quickly, getting up to the barn in chapter 'heat' to find that youve got to get down the hill again and the way the multiplayer game shits on noobs from a great height will all contribute to a no sale for me.

    but, fuck me some of these comments are funny, thats why im here. my new favourite word is definately cuntbag.

    watch there be an achievement for saving fiddys character in the game tho, like there was with the dude on the stairs and the farmer. i will be rolling on the floor rofling.