Def Jam: Fight for NY

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Perfect game. Tons of characters to choose from, great storyline, and a choice of your clothes, jewelery, tatoos, and haircuts. You even choose your girlfriend. Your enemy is crow (snoop dog) magic (busta rhymes) and Fat Joe (whos name in the game they wont let me say on on here), along with their entire army. This game is full of twists and turns, some of them predictable. You can go into free-for-all, train match (where you get to throw them in front of a train), a window match (you guessed it, throw em out a window), and much more. I loved this game, and I'm sure you'll find love for it. RENT IT!

Listen here who ever said sequels are no good should just shut up. Well maybe they're right on other things but not this game. The graphics are great. The game play is tight and the moves performed by the characters are amazing. This game truly kicks the first versions butt. Story mode is so much better, loading time needs improvement as well as giving the player more options on decision making while in story mode. In whole the game is good.

This game is pretty good but after a while it gets to easy and to boring

I was kind of skeptical of getting Def Jam:FFNY at first, but I saw this getting many 9s and 8s, which meant it had to be pretty decent. "Decent" would be an understatement. I was completely blown away.<br><br>Gameplay - 10/10<br><br>You can create a character and take him(can't create women in this one) through story mode which is pretty long for fighting games(three hours not counting how many hours you'll spend trying different clothes and jewelry on your guy to make him look cool).<br><br>Gameplay is simple to learn and hard to master. There's a punch button, a kick button, a grapple button, a run button, a guard button, and a blazing(finisher) button. To reverse an opponent's grab or attack, just press either of the attack buttons in the direction your fighter is standing in front of your opponent.<br><br>There's five fighting styles(Wrestling, Submissions, Martial Arts, Kickboxing, and Streetfighting) and even more styles by knowing two or three(three maximum) specific styles of the five main styles.<br><br>There's a LOT of blazing finishers to collect, stats to increase(health, punching power, etc.) and trophies to unlock. You can go through story mode with as many characters you want. It's pretty addicting.<br><br>Graphics - 9/10<br><br>The graphics look pretty great in DJ:FFNY. Whenever characters start bleeding, their blood gets all over the fighting stage and stays there until the match(s) end! Characters look well detailed and again, blood really stands out here.<br><br>Sound/Music - 8/10<br><br>The sound and music is rather.. bland in FFNY. Some pieces of rap don't sound too great and others fit perfectly with the game. The sound has the standard groans, punches, kicks, and grabs. There's also blazing yells(people yell out whenever you activate their blazing modes), taunts, and certain phrases said when specific moves are used on opponents.<br><br>Overall - 9.6/10<br><br>Aki really outdid themselves when they came up with FFNY. FFNY can easily last you 60+ hours. It's definitely worth the $20.

Its to scratch to play.

How the &#$% are you supposed to play this game it's just like press this to hit and this to block but the other guys do all the crazy moves(not when they're in blazin') and i have no idea how to do them.<br>This game is only fun if your playing multiplayer with someone who dosen't understand it either.

i got the game but it didnt work it cap on stop before the fight would start