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- Incredible gameplay with over 1,500 moves — from martial arts throws, choke holds, elbow and knee strikes, to blazing BIG moves
- Pick form 45 original fighters, including 12 artists from Def Jam records – DMX, Method Man, Ghostface Killah, Capone, Keith Murray and more
- Realistic fighting environments from a junkyard to a speakeasy, filled with incredible animated crowds and hot music from major hip-hop stars
- Multiple gaming modes to add to the gameplay – Single, Tag Team, Free For All, and Handicap – Story and Survival modes
- Come up in the world of underground brawls as you explore a unique original storyline
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Come up in the world of underground brawls as you explore a unique original storyline..
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Reviews By irishcannibal : Date April 15, 2003
Ok, first of all I hate wrestling games and have never liked one enough to buy it or even play it.
This one is way different.
It isn’t like other wrestling games,you can break your opponents arms or legs if you perform submission moves on that part of the body enough times, for Submission wins, you can K.O. them with fatality-like Supermoves, or hey you can go for the tradition al pin.
You can pick from a variety of “def Jam” artists including: Method man, Ghostface Killah, Redman, DMX,Ludacris,Funk master flex, N.O.R.E.,Capone,Kieth Murray,WC, and Joe Budden(who is the only guy on def jam who hasn’t released an actual album in the whole time he has been on their label,What’s up with that?)
Anyway, the more you play the more money you get to make your “story mode” characters better(buy power, speed,stamina,etc.)there is a “Survival” mode,as well as up to four player multi player set up.
MY ONLY COMLAINT?
the fact that if you beat the game and get all the characters and all outfits and everything, and you go to play multi player?
the person you play against doesnt have all the characters.
They have to beat the game through with all the story mode characters to get them and save them to a seperate identity so that you can have all players for 2 player mode.
AND THE GAME IS LONG!!!!! 40 wrestlers to beat, it can take some time, and not all of them can be pinned.Some HAVE to be K.O’d like a fatality(like the end boss).Also there are some pretty unfair matches,One of which you have to fight 3 guys and you cant pin them, you have to K.O one of them! Hard stuff!
In my opinion fans of fighting games and wrestling games will like this game,but make no mistake about it this game relies on grapples very heavily like a wrestling game.If you want to do big damage you have to learn them.
Reviews By A Customer Platform for Display:PlayStation2 I got the demo of this game in the Feb issue of OPM and it was awesome. I played a later version at the mall in NY and it was way quicker. The version in OPM was slower, but demo’s are just that…demo’s…I never have too much expectations for demo’s. I played all of the developer’s (AKI) N64 games back in the day and was interesed to see how thier kick [butt] engine ported to PS2. The demo at the mall was very impressive. The response felt like a fighting game, but still had the amazing grappling engine that I love about AKI. Blending EA BIG with AKI was brilliant. At first, the concept with Def Jam seemed weird to me, but the gameplay and fresh twist to the genre kicks Smackdown to the ground. Finally a game engine that makes sense again with a fresh style. From what I have read, the game has a very extensive story mode, but all I really care about is great gameplay. Anyways, I cant wait to get this game when it comes out. I just hope these games start coming out with an online component. Comment : Date February 9, 2003
I got the demo of this game in the Feb issue of OPM and it was awesome. I played a later version at the mall in NY and it was way quicker. The version in OPM was slower, but demo’s are just that…demo’s…I never have too much expectations for demo’s. I played all of the developer’s (AKI) N64 games back in the day and was interesed to see how thier kick [butt] engine ported to PS2. The demo at the mall was very impressive. The response felt like a fighting game, but still had the amazing grappling engine that I love about AKI. Blending EA BIG with AKI was brilliant. At first, the concept with Def Jam seemed weird to me, but the gameplay and fresh twist to the genre kicks Smackdown to the ground. Finally a game engine that makes sense again with a fresh style. From what I have read, the game has a very extensive story mode, but all I really care about is great gameplay. Anyways, I cant wait to get this game when it comes out. I just hope these games start coming out with an online component.
Reviews By Samario C. Oliver : Date May 14, 2003
But, so are you
Pros:
-Pretty good graphics
-Nicely done wrestling-style battle system
-Music from all the main Def Jam artist
-Some of the blaze finishers are Spectacular
-I get to be some of my favorite rappers(DMX, Ludacris, Mef/Red)
-Great voice acting(despite some voices arent in for long)
-Nice setups for devistating combos
-EA big has created another masterpiece, with the help of Def Jam
Cons:
-You don’t have any weapons to use
-Where’s the create a fighter mode
-Game’s too short(beat it in just 3 days)
-Where’s Jay-Z(So I can kick his copying…) Ja Rule(So I can kick his fake …), Freeway, Beanie Seigl, Slick Rick, and LL Cool J? That would’ave made the game a lot better(getting revenge for artist who made me waste my money, and more artist whom I appreciate), and longer.
This game definitly made me forget about Smackdown real fast. Despite the cons, this game definitly will please fans of wrestling, and all of def jams fans as well.
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