Picked up Def Jam: Fight for New York yesterday. I am quite impressed at the improvements on the game from Vendetta. Either way, if you are thinking of getting Day of Reckoning or RAW vs. Smackdown, don't even look at that garbage, get Def Jam: FFNY inste
PostPosted:Wed Jan 12, 2005 1:18 pm
<div style='font: 12pt ; text-align: left; '>Essentially the improvements are that they doubled the number of Wrestlers; so you can have 40 WWE licensed wrestlers in RAW vs Smackdown or Day of Reckoning, or 82 in Def Jam FFNY. You can have a boring story mode or one that is actually a lot of fun. Overall the gameplay simply blows the WWE games out of the water in every single aspect, not only is it more fun to watch, but it is also many times more solid, and much better executed. It is probably the best Wrestling game on the market currently; far and beyond the best one released to date in North America.
For those who have played Def Jam Vendetta, they have improved all of the existing aspects of that game (which was phenominal itself), and then added in a ton of new modes, new Wrestlers, new tracks, and a create a wrestler mode. Def Jam Vendetta itself was a good enough game, the sequel goes beyond what I expected that they would do in a sequel.
I can't say for sure right now, but at the moment I would say it is easily my favourite fighting game of this generation. I'm having a lot more fun with it than Soul Calibur 2.</div>
For those who have played Def Jam Vendetta, they have improved all of the existing aspects of that game (which was phenominal itself), and then added in a ton of new modes, new Wrestlers, new tracks, and a create a wrestler mode. Def Jam Vendetta itself was a good enough game, the sequel goes beyond what I expected that they would do in a sequel.
I can't say for sure right now, but at the moment I would say it is easily my favourite fighting game of this generation. I'm having a lot more fun with it than Soul Calibur 2.</div>