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Gonna scrap my old thread, since it's full of old pictures and old info and just start over fresh.
My EB will have this in at 10 am tommorrow, and I finally got a chance to play the demo level. Leaps and bounds over the old one, and the demo level feels alot like Pit Fighter, but not as gay.
Check out the guide though. It's about 80 pages, and is nothing but character bios and pictures of the finishers. Blah. :bang:
No DMX makes me sad, though :(
I'm looking forward to this, the gameplay appears to be what the parking lot brawl in SD vs. Raw should be, but doesn't appear to be. Depending on how much, or what, I buy in the coming weeks, I'll get this during the year. If not, I'll at least rent the Xbox version.
A game where you can have Henry Rollins throw Carmen Electra in front of a subway train? I'm there
Are there any reviews out yet?
Saw the EGM scores but I'd like to know more details about the CAW/CAB and whatnot.
Not that this game isn't already a must buy for me. Playable Lil' Kim = instant purchase. Shame I have a test on friday so maybe I shouldn't start playing this game as soon as I get it.
And say what you want I'm looking forward to being able to play as some of the non-rappers again(Mainly that one Preacher guy with the afro from Vendetta, hopefully he's still in). Of course if the CAW is good enough I could probably make him myself...hopefully.
EDIT: Oops
Word of warning from IGN apparently.
http://insider.ign.com/teasers/549/549667.html
Where's the full story? Bunch of fucknaughts.
Oooh. From GameFAQs
"LL Cool J - Mama Said Knock You Out" is on the soundtrack. yay
Oops..about the CAW: You can't create female characters....bummer.
"I got a girlfriend now too, who is Lil Kim. They gave me 4 girls to choose from. Instead of having the two girls fight over you, you have to fight the girl's original boyfriend to win her over." -GOTY material
Oh and here's the entire Hip-hoppity roster.
Bone Crusher, Bubba Sparxxx, Busta Rhymes, Capone, Carmen Electra, Comp, Crazy Legs, Danny Trejo, David Banner, DJ Enuff, DJ Felli Fel, Elephant Man, Erick Sermon, Fam-Lay, Fat Joe, Flava Fav, Freeway, Ghostface Killah, Havoc, Henry Rollins, Ice-T, Joe Budden, Kimora Lee, Lil Flip, Lil Kim, Ludacris, Mack 10, Memphis Bleek, Method Man, N.O.R.E., Omar Epps, Prodigy, Redman, Scarface, Sean Paul, Shawnna, Slick Rick, Snoop Dogg,Sticky Fingaz, Warren G, WC, Xzibit
Oh and here's a link to the Gamespot review: http://www.gamespot.com/xbox/action/...ta2/index.html
Doh
I'm all over this come 1:30 PM. Can't wait for school to get out, I'll be playing this all day.
Updated my sig since it's now out.
lol, Omar Epps? I gotta rent this.
This game is badass, but it feels like there aren't as many moves to do as in Def Jam Vendetta.
I'm only 2 hours in, so I'll have to explore some more.
And the Create a Fighter isn't deep, at all, so if you're picking it up just for that expect to be HUGELY disappointed.
Well, that was a key selling point for me, although apparantly, you can get stuff later on, so who knows. I'm not digging the game much, going by the demo. The fight club area is nice though, very Pit Fighter-ish.
The whole game is alot like Pit Fighter, since some of the most damaging moves come from interactions with the crowd and the weapons, and the crowd is always there (well, in the 8 levels out of 24 I have, the crowd is only absent in one level).Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy
Once you get in game, you can customize the clothes, accessories, hair, and all the rest of that crap, but the initial face and body options are really slim.
It does have alot of clothes and hair and stuff once you get in game, though.
The fighting is damn good, it's not only a button masher, but you're constantly also trying to set up the opponent for the most damaging moves possible.
Basacially, the game to me is Pit Fighter with an awesome cast of characters, and ideas that actually work.
I'm excited about a game that is emulating MMA with a *hint* of goofy pro-wrestling. I am pissed, however, that people are so ignorant to the sport of MMA. Nobody knows what the moves are until they hit pre-wrestling.
Jeesh. Anyway, I can't wait for this one.