In 2005, Genuine Games was hard at work on the PS2 and Xbox title *50 Cent: Bulletproof*. While recreating the G-Unit rap crew into 3D digital assets went smoothly for most of the group, Tony Yayo became an absolute perfectionist about his virtual appearance.
He forced lead character artist Han Randuar and the exhausted dev team into constant, never-ending revisions to his digital face model, desperate to look as good as possible on aging hardware.
The ultimate payoff? When development finally wrapped, the rest of G-Unit took one look at Yayo’s finished model, walked right up to the executive producer, and brutally said: *”You absolutely nailed Yayo’s ugliness.”* All those endless revisions, and they still couldn’t fix his face!
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