Game:

Def Jam: Fight for NY (2004)

Category:

Let's Play

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Game Description:
Def Jam: Fight for NY is the sequel to Def Jam Vendetta, a hip hop-influenced 3D action game released for the GameCube, PlayStation 2 and Xbox and is followed by Def Jam: Icon. The game features several rappers, including Lil' Kim, Snoop Dogg, Method Man, Redman, Fat Joe, Ice-T, Xzibit, N.O.R.E, Ludacris, and Busta Rhymes, as well as the voices and likeness of other actors and celebrities, among them actors Omar Epps, Christopher Judge, Danny Trejo, Carmen Electra, and Kimora Lee Simmons. DMX, Keith Murray, Christina Milian and Funkmaster Flex were the only artists from the original game that did not appear in the sequel. The game was spun off into a 2006 PlayStation Portable game called Def Jam Fight for NY: The Takeover. The game takes place in New York City.

Gameplay:
The gameplay is expanded from the original game, which was primarily a wrestling game. Fighters can choose one, two, or three of five fighting styles.

Extra Info:
The game's story mode follows the narrative of an unknown fighter -created by the player - who is fighting his way through the New York Underground. Winning matches rewards the player with cash, which can be used in shops to buy clothes which include famous clothes lines such as Reebok, Phat Farm, Air Jordan, and even rapper Sean Comb's clothes line, Sean John and many other clothes lines. As well as clothes, the fighter can get haircuts, tattoos, and jewelry from Jacob "The Jeweler" Arabo, as well as Development points, which can be used at the local gym, run by Henry Rollins, to increase the character's skills, or to purchase and set up new Blazin' Moves and up to two additional fighting styles.
Winning matches also unlocks the fighters defeated, as well as their Blazin' Move, and often the jewelry they may wear. Created characters can have the jewelry of Sean Paul, Crack (Fat Joe), Xzibit, Crazy Legs, Lil' Flip, Def Jam Records, Roc-a-fella Records, State Property, and many others (except for some particular signature pieces such as the medallions worn by Flavor Flav or Modify it like Ghostface Killah's Sun God Plate Gold and Diamond piece.), the fighters may be used in Battle Mode, while their moves and jewelry may be purchased and used by the player.


Meta Tags:
Hero [edit]
Matt Hill as Clean Cut
Scott McNeil as Cocky
Ty D. Jones as Gruff
Doron Bell as Rough
Tyrone Jackson as Smooth
Frank Nitty as Street
D-Mob's Crew [edit]
Chris Judge as Darrell "D-Mob" Lewis
Method Man as Blaze
Sticky Fingaz as Sticky
Redman as Doc
Capone
Comp
Erick Sermon
Flavor Flav
Freeway
Ghostface Killah
Ice-T
Joe Budden
Ludacris
Memphis Bleek
N.O.R.E.
Omar Epps as O.E.
Scarface
WC
Crow's Crew [edit]
Snoop Dogg as Crow
Busta Rhymes as Magic
Fat Joe as Crack
Danny Trejo as Trejo
Bless
Bone Crusher
Bubba Sparxxx
Crazy Legs
David Banner
Elephant Man
FAM-LAY
Havoc
Lil' Flip
Mack 10
Prodigy
Sean Paul
Slick Rick
Warren G
Xzibit
Fighters [edit]
Darrel'Chris' Lighty as Baby Chris
Dennis Da Menace as Baxter
Adrian Holmes as Bo
Kevin Leong as Chiang
David Coburn as Luis de la Cruz
Django Craig as Daniel G. "Dan G" Anderson
Kieth Dallas as Anslem "House" Jackson
Brian Hayes as Manny Gray
Crazy Ben Hayama as Masa
Eat Em Up as Meca
Billy Sly Williams as Andre "Nyne" Wallace
Sean Amsing as Sharif "Pockets" Hayek
Ricky D'Shon Collins as Rome
Clay Raider as Santos
Ramon Franco as Skull
Sean Stevenson as Snowman
Tom Pickett as Stingray
Tony Austin as Teck
Viv Leacock as Trick
Girlfriends [edit]
Carmen Electra
Cindy Johnson as Cindy J
Joyce Sevilla Stern provides Cindy J's voice
Kimora Lee
Lil' Kim
Deidre Graham as Shaniqua
Shawnna
Others [edit]
Henry Rollins
Jacob the Jeweler
Paul Christie as Jervis
Lauren Wirtzer as Lauren
Todd Cummings as Sergeant Starks
Suspect
Venues [edit]

Crow's Office
The Foundation
The Limit
Club 357 (also High Stakes)
Babylon
Dragon House
Syn Energy Power Plant
Red Room
Club Murder
125 Street Station
Terror Dome
The Chopshop
Hunt's Point Scrap Yard (also After Hours)
7th Heaven (also DTP)
The Heights
The Pit
Red Hook Tire Co.
Gauntlet (also Intense)
Gun Hill Garage
Stapleton Athletics
Soundtrack [edit]

"America's Most" - Method Man, Redman
"Anything Goes" - C-N-N
"Bust" - OutKast
"Comp" - Comp
"Flipside" - Freeway
"Let's Get Dirty" - Redman
"Let's Go" - Shawnna
"Make It Hurt" - Busta Rhymes
"Mother Mother" - Xzibit
"Move!" - Public Enemy
"O.G. Original Gangster" - Ice-T
"Pop Off" - Joe Budden
"See About Ya" - Beezle feat. Bone Crusher, David Banner
"Take a Look at My Life" - Fat Joe
"Walk With Me" - Joe Budden
"We Gon Hit Em" - Deuce, Dub and the Junkyard Gang
"What's Happenin'" - Method Man, Busta Rhymes
"Yes Sir" - C-N-N
"Man Up" - Sticky Fingaz

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