Def Jam: Icon
Game » consists of 6 releases. First released on Mar 06, 2007
Def Jam: Icon is a fighting game that has rappers in place of the standard fighting game fare.
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5 (0) 4 (1) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (0) 2.33 stars 2.33/5 Stars Average score of 3 user reviews spread across 6 releases and 0 DLC
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Def Jam is odd but it gets the job done by being enjoyable 0
At first Def Jam may seem like a pretty broken Fighting game. There are many aspects that just feel not to good at first. It starts with the lag of the controls. For all of the punches that you throw or kicks there will be a half second lag to all of your commands and that can be frustrating. But once you look at the overall style of the game and get used to the controls the game is actually pretty good.To start out with the game has a couple different modes. They are all just 1 on 1 fighting mo...
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Icon presents some interesting concepts but falls short 0
Def Jam Icon is the next-gen installment in the popular Def Jam fighting franchise. The previous installments were not only fun due to their gameplay but due to the fact that they felt like an actual game and not quick cash-in ala 50 Cent Bulletproof. DJ Icon does retain some elements that made the previous titles interesting while completely revamping others.Def Jam Icon is developed by EA Chicago, the team responsible for the Fight Night series and not by Aki who handled the first two Def Jam ...
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Unfriendly. 0
First off, I like most rap music. I like guys like t-pain and e-40 and that sean paul guy isn't bad. Anyway, the visuals are good and the sound is great. The controls are good for the fighting and enjoy how well the fighters moved. I don't know if I missed it or what but I saw no help in using the enviroment during fights. You would think game modes like Build A Label would actually teach you some basic game parts but eh, guess I wasn't thug enough to care....
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