In the "I'm looking to score more money" news, 50 Cent is primed to release his new video game 50 Cent: Bulletproof on November 22. Available for PlayStation 2 and Xbox, Bulletproof lets players have their way in NYC with the G-Unit in tow. Shoot anybody, beat up anybody, rob anybody; it's all good. The premise of the game is what would have happened if 50 hadn't gotten into music. Oh for real? 50's gonna take over the New York underworld.

As an added bonus, 50 added over 50 songs to go along with the game. The official track count is 53 songs from 50, 20 from G-Unit, 10 from Lloyd Banks, 10 from Young Buck and four from Tony Yayo, plus 47 tracks from DJ Sha Money XL and 15 videos from 50 and G-Unit. You can play the music at any point during the game by accessing 50's G-pod. After checking out the trailers, I see why the game racked up an M rating.

By the way, 50 just released the soundtrack for his blockbuster film debut Get Rich or Die Trying. Yeah, it'll be a blockbuster. There are enough nosey people in the world that wanna see if 50 can act to make him rich all over again. The album features the usual suspects (G-Unit, all of them) with the exception of Game. He's still running his G-Unot campaign. If you don't wanna spend $15 and contribute to 50's "ice" fund, you can listen to the album for free compliments of MTV.

Don't say I never put you on. (That's "hooked you up" for you educated dummies.)

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