The man occasionally known as Curtis Jackson talked to MTV News’ Shaheem Reid about a possible sequel to the recent THQ release.

In addition to revealing that he’s played online with fans, Fifty mentioned that he’d like to take part in designing a game that he wouldn’t star in. Even if the Queens-born MC’s new game doesn’t feature his likeness, it’s a safe bet that plenty of the G-Unit guru’s music will be part of the mix. One of the questions facing any possible future Fiddy games would be who’d actually make and distribute it. “Blood on the Sand” fell into THQ’s lap after Activision merged with Vivendi Universal and cut the game loose. An all-new title would require a new developer and maybe a new publisher. Depending on how successful Blood on the Sand winds up being, the wait for more 50-fueled gameplay may be a long one. See the full MTV News video interview with 50 Cent here.