Snoopdogg games

Not a pinstripe but a pimp stripe. That's P Diddy Mahomes right there. Mmmm, that bag is cold matching that tie. You sharp as a mosquito's needle. Biden administration to hire 1, workers for 'Clean Energy Corps'. Microsoft and partners may be compensated if you purchase something through recommended links in this article. Found the story interesting? America cares about two things He was the best fighter in the city; everyone knew that but then one night, everything changed.

Hell bent on revenge, America comes to the Temple to train with Snoop Dogg. Finding the way means finding the beat that drives the fight, in order to revenge Sierra and bring peace to this troubled city… and that is why you are here.

Each level is a fresh fight against a different character in a new location defined by a Snoop Dogg track. As AJ, fight your way through 14 levels, each a superbly choreographed beat-matched fight, set to Snoop's music, including 'Who am I?

Go head-to head with friends in multiplayer rhythm battles and follow Snoop's lead in the Temple Tutorials. Train with Snoop, pick a side, take your chances and find the way: The Way of the Dogg.

Buy Xbox content on Xbox. He also provided original tracks for NBA 2K6 and is one of many rappers who are playable in the game. Despite his huge popularity over the past few decades, Eminem's video game credits are incredibly scarce.

He lends both his voice and likeness to the corrupt police officer Detective McVicar and features prominently throughout the title. His only other video game appearance came in the freemium mobile title Shady Wars , which he released in collaboration with Music Powered Games. It was a fairly simplistic affair, although did include quite a few of the artist's most popular tracks as well as his likeness.

Eminem is far from the only famous rapper to release their own video game, nor was he the first. Perhaps surprisingly, it was actually pretty good, although it did suffer from some pretty noticeable frame rate issues. The game puts players in the shoes of a clan of martial artists as they fight their way through New York to rescue their kidnapped master from an evil martial arts master. It's a pretty graphic game; so much so, in fact, that players had to input a special code that was printed in the instruction manual to unlock the uncensored version.

Curtis Jackson has enjoyed a fairly successful career outside of rap, particularly when it comes to movies. He's also had an impact on the video game industry though, having worked on two titles back in the noughties. Granted, neither 50 Cent: Bulletproof nor 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand set the world alight, although the latter did at lease receive some fairly positive reviews. The first game sees fiddy seeking revenge against a group of hitmen who tried to murder him while its sequel is instead centered around a 50 Cent concert in the Middle East.

Despite what Eminem would have you believe, Dr. Dre is not dead and locked in his basement. Anyone requiring proof of this need only look as far as 50 Cent: Bulletproof. It's a game in which the doc lends both his voice and likeness to an arms dealer named Grizz.