Def Jam: Fight For NY

The main weapon of rappers - their ability to read the rhymes and sharp language, so it is in the rap battles, but not in a fighting game - Def Jam: Fight For NY. A group of rappers fight for their honor and the honor of their friends, only in this ring it's not folded lines but heavy fists.

Snoop Dogg and relationship problems

At the beginning of the storyline, the main character saves a wrestler from the police. The wrestler is accused of participating in underground fights. The interested protagonist and his friends decide to engage in some brutal battles for a place in the sun of the local gangs. That's where Snoop Dogg and his gang get involved. Suddenly? Oh, a game with Snoop Dogg in the main villainous role will be something else to surprise. Snoop Dogg's gang kidnaps the main character's girlfriend and forces the hero himself to fight against his friends on the side of the enemy. This upsets both the hero and the player, as when the team changes, so does the side the protagonist is on.Save the girl and win the belt in the tournament is all that is required of the wrestler rapper and the player.

Winning Techniques

Def Jam: Fight For NY has a special combat system, which is selected depending on the player's preferences. In the beginning you have to choose one of five fighting styles:

• Kickboxing
• Street Fighter
• Martial Arts
• Wrestling
• Subjugation

The peculiarity of this system is that you can train your character in three styles simultaneously. From a mixture of styles you can easily create a unique fighting technique. There can be a total of fifty-five hybrids of styles. Even the famous Mortal Kombat can't boast such a variation of fighting techniques. By the way, from Mortal Kombat in Def Jam: Fight For NY passed a special style of finishing, similar in fact to the fatalities. Such finishes not only look epic, but also add more combat experience to the main character.

Manage the Stars

Since the game is about rappers and about rappers, the game itself has a large number of famous rappers of the early noughties. Basta Rhymes, Ice-T, Sean Paul and 64 other famous American rappers are fighting on your screen to their own tracks.