No, it's not going to turn into Modern Warfare 2: Blood on the Sand, but rapper/entrepreneur 50 Cent will indeed be lending his vocal skills to Modern Warfare 2 (Xbox 360, PS3, and PC).


Props to NeoGAF member bluescreenoflife for the pic.

We've got a big week to close out February. All the trailer-ogling and screen-scrutinizing is finally gonna pay off. For starters, the wait is soon to be over for the highly-anticipated Killzone 2. As if that's not big enough, Star Ocean: The Last Hope will also be hitting stores. Need I say more? Err...yes I do! Catch all the details on this week's edition of On Shelves This Week.

They took his skull, now he wants their heads. 50 Cent is really trying to break his way into the gaming scene with 50 Cent 2: Blood on the Sand (Xbox 360 and PS3) from Monumental Games. But will this take him in da club of quality video games? See for yourself in the trailer.

Following the recent acquisition of 50 cent 2: Blood on the Sand (Xbox 360 and PS3) by Monumental Games, it seems they're just about ready to give us a looksee into the upcoming game. If you played 50 Cent: Bulletproof, I promise you this will look like gold.

Another acquisition happened earlier today, this time of 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand (Xbox 360 and PS3) developer Swordfish by UK-based Monumental Games. Details at the full article.

Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick explains why they decided not to retain all of Vivendi's games when the two companies merged. The reason? The games just weren't "exploitable" enough. More in the full article.

Eight games were left rolling with the tumbleweeds after Activision Blizzard dropped them to make way for its merger.

Now we can all heave a collective sigh of relief for at least two of them. Atari has picked up the publishing rights to Ghostbusters and The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena.

After weeks of speculating if THQ really is the new publisher for 50 Cent's new game, 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand (Xbox 360 and PS3), the publishing company has finally released official confirmation of their involvement. And there's an invitation, too, from no less than 50 Cent himself. Check it out at the full article.

Australia's OFLC might have listed 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand on the Xbox 360 and PS3 with THQ as its life-saving publisher, but what about in other parts of the world? Over at the BBFC listings, turns out that THQ also got the rights to publish the game for the UK.

Some people may wish it wasn't so, but It looks like Swordfish Studios' 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) has gotten a new lease on life. Details after the jump.