New 50 Cent game ten times less popular
Original racked up much higher sales.
It may have got some respectable review scores (including 7/10 from Eurogamer), but 50 Cent's latest game hasn't proved as popular as its predecessor.
As reported by Kotaku, 56,000 copies of 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand were shifted in the US during the first two months on sale.
But sales of 50 Cent: Bulletproof hit 681,000 during the same period. That's despite the fact it only managed an average Metacritic score of 47, compared to 71 for Blood on the Sand. More than a million copies of Bulletproof have been sold to date.
Rumours that THQ hopes to reinvigorate the series by producing 50 Cent: Carnival Sports Party exclusively for Wii are completely made up.
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So true and so sad... The succes of a gamefranchise is a curious thing. To think Okami and Ico put together has sold less than a 50 cent -game is.. well.. I don't know.
Imagine living in a world where people bought computer games becuase the games themselves were absolutely fantastisc and mesmerizing. Now that would be something.
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Haze must have been fucking brilliant, then.
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That will sell loads.
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Just like the critically-mauled Driver 3 spent weeks at the top of the charts and sold loads, then the (by all accounts) much improved sequel passed completely under the radar.
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Should have gone for a mildly annoyed midget instead of the angry rapper.Gary Coleman out of Different Strokes could have made the world of difference.
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I'd buy that not this 33p rubbish, rap is dead anyway thanks to the likes of him.....