But there's much more to Def Jam: Icon than its gameplay. The way it handles the rappers and the way its story mode plays out make it a must for hip-hop fans...unless you're still waiting for some ...

Now, the studio is heading up Def Jam ... In some respects, Icon feels like the fighting game version of Q Entertainment's Lumines. The game's presentation, gameplay, and soundtrack are all ...

Tying the music directly in to the gameplay sounds good on paper, but its implementation is weak and adds nothing to the experience. Compared to Def Jam: Vendetta and Def Jam: Fight for NY ...

The Def Jam franchise has always been rooted in surreal ... Unfortunately, this introduction of real world elements breaks down aspects of the gameplay, making it a shadow of the previous titles.

The answer: Def Jam: Icon. Thus begins the journey into the ... it leaves the core gameplay feeling relatively shallow. The primary draw of Def Jam lies in the Build A Label mode.

So maybe rap isn’t my forte, but video games certainly are, and the Def Jam series has ... campaign and some of the gameplay hic-ups I’ve mentioned above, Icon is a visual treat no matter ...

Def Jam: Fight for New York was a great game ... you'll still have to go to the fights and get annoyed by the shallow game play. It's a shame; I thought strong-arming my way through the music ...

Def Jam: Icon is the fourth fighting game within the series developed by EA Chicago and Def Jam. The game differentiates itself from past titles in many ways. Graphics, controls, and style have ...