From light punches to the chin to devastating round-kicks and bone-crunching armbars. With a range of fighting styles, melee weapons and environmental interactions, it had a ton of options for bringing the pain to your opponent. Beyond the engaging story, the main attraction of Def Jam were the fights. Or was it whiskey? But Def Jam: Fight for NY wasn’t like it and gameplay was absolutely brutal and ridiculous. I find the gameplay too monotonous and having to learn dozens of combos isn’t my cup of coffee. All of them were voiced by their real counterparts and just imagine how much EA invested in voice acting alone. Furthermore, punk-rock legend Henry Rollins played the hero’s trainer, and actress and model Carmen Electra was featured as a potential girlfriend. Snoop Dogg portrayed the main villain – Crow – while actor, Danny Trejo, acted out one of his henchmen. With others, like Redman and Busta Rhymes taking on starring roles.
Performers like Ludacris, Sean Paul and Xzibit were featured in the story. Most of its success came from the impressive cast consisting of musicians, actors and other celebrities. It even featured intrigue and betrayal, with friends turning into foes and supposed villains becoming trusted allies. Similarly to Need for Speed: Underground, the plot was told through brief cutscenes and never overstayed its welcome. It was a simple, but nonetheless enjoyable story, especially for the genre.
They were opposed by Crow’s crew, who wanted for nothing less than to maintain a dominant position in the city. After saving D-Mob, the protagonist of Vendetta from being imprisoned, the character joins his crew to help him take over the city’s fighting scene. In Def Jam: Fight for NY, however, players were not delivering pizza, but rather jaw-shattering hooks.Ĭhoosing from preset facial and body features, players took control of a custom character created at the start of the game. A hero’s motivation to fight is just as important as how Johnny Sins ended up becoming a pizza boy. Neither does porn, but context sure as heck doesn’t hurt. Some might argue that fighting games don’t need a story.
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