Rapper 50 Cent is known primarily for two things: his music and his many beefs. So when VU Games announced that it was making a game for the Xbox and PlayStation 2 starring the artist du jour, it naturally needed to emphasize both components of his fame. Considering the plot features a virtual 50 Cent (or "Fiddy," to his pals) hunting the low-down snake in the grass who shot him full of holes and left him for dead, the beef part was taken care of. Today, VU Games addressed the music side of things with details about the game's soundtrack.

　　By the numbers, VU Games says Bulletproof's 150 tracks will span more than eight hours, with 100 instrumental pieces and 13 previously unreleased songs and remixes performed by 50 Cent. Songs from both of 50 Cent's albums, Get Rich or Die Tryin' and The Massacre will also make the cut, along with contributions from members of 50 Cent's G-Unit, including Lloyd Banks, Young Buck, and Tony Yayo. More than a dozen music videos are also thrown in for good measure.

　　VU Games also released the full list of exclusive, previously unreleased 50 Cent tracks:

　　1. "Pimp Pt2"

　　2. "I'm a Rider"

　　3. "Maybe We Crazy"

　　4. "Don't Make Me"

　　5. "Grew Up"

　　6. "Hit Your Ass Up"

　　7. "Hole in Yo Back"

　　8. "I Run NY"

　　9. "I Warned You"

　　10. "Simply the Best"

　　11. "Southside G-Unit"

　　12. "When You Hear That"

　　13. "Why Ask Why"

　　50 Cent: Bulletproof is rated M for Mature and will retail for $49.99. Customers who preorder the game before its November 22 release date will receive "No Fear, No Mercy Live," a DVD featuring live performances of the rapper from the European leg of his tour in the fall of 2003. For more on the game, check out GameSpot's latest preview.