Hip-hop star of his own video games (50 Cent: Blood on the Sand and 50 Cent: Bulletproof) is moving into the game/movie cross-over market apparently.
He can't be bothered with his own games, instead he tells MTV, "I am actually optioning the rights to Saints Row to do a movie about that game."
A movie about the game, eh, Fiddy? We'd suggest your focus group could be found here.
Still, this comes from a man who thinks that learning to play a game is ungentlemanly, "After a while you get enough time playing it (Pac-Man) and you develop these strategies and patterns in the actual game and it's kind of like cheating."
Should be a good movie. Remember, Fiddy would "like to be a part of developing, marketing and promoting a game I'm not actually in... It could be like Tetris. It's one of my favorite games."
Peace... erm.. out.
He can't be bothered with his own games, instead he tells MTV, "I am actually optioning the rights to Saints Row to do a movie about that game."
A movie about the game, eh, Fiddy? We'd suggest your focus group could be found here.
Still, this comes from a man who thinks that learning to play a game is ungentlemanly, "After a while you get enough time playing it (Pac-Man) and you develop these strategies and patterns in the actual game and it's kind of like cheating."
Should be a good movie. Remember, Fiddy would "like to be a part of developing, marketing and promoting a game I'm not actually in... It could be like Tetris. It's one of my favorite games."
Peace... erm.. out.
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SPInGSPOnG 25 Feb 2009 12:22
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So fiddy has optioned the rights to make a movie based on a game based on the lifestyle his lyrics claim he has lead? That's franchise/brand extensionism of the highest order.
Or was I thinking of self-parody?
Or was I thinking of self-parody?