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Def Jam: Icon plays well enough, but it really shines thanks to its crazy story mode and healthy roster. By Jeff Gerstmann on March 7, 2007 at 5:37PM PST ...
Def Jam Icon takes the series another step farther away from simple categorization. Though the series started as a fighter, it has transitioned to a more stylized wrestling feel, with a flexible ...
Def Jam Icon presents a lot of excellent ideas, and presents them well. How good could a game based upon the world of hip-hop be without quality sound? Icon definitely serves up some quality tracks.
But for EA Chicago's latest brawler, the strongest attack isn't a punch or a baseball bat. In Def Jam: Icon, music is the weapon, which can completely pound your opponent senseless.
Def Jam Interactive has partnered once again with Electronic Arts to develop another Hip-Hop-oriented video game, Def Jam: Icon, EA announced Wednesday (Oct. 18).
All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Def Jam: Icon Infusing hip-hop music, culture and lifestyle into the gameplay, EA Chicago and Def Jam Interactive push the boundaries of game ...
Now, the studio is heading up Def Jam: Icon for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, the third game in EA's hip hop fighting game series previously headed up by EA Canada in conjunction with Aki Corporation.
If you have zero interest in the world of hip-hop, then there is no reason whatsoever to lay down $60 for Electronic Art's new "Def Jam Icon." But if you like the theatrics that fill hip-hop ...
As Def Jam: Icon is developed by EA Chicago, it naturally shares some similarities with Fight Night Round 3. Nearly all modes are the same if you simply swap the Fight Night career mode for Build ...
Def Jam Icon could be the beginning of a change that’s long overdue. Take a look at the screen below. Note the textures, the lighting, and the angle.
In Def Jam Icon, music is the weapon that you'll take advantage of in the game. In fact, it's the primary weapon since many of the other fighting mechanics are relatively limited and the ...
Def Jam: Icon is the first game that actually allows you to not just play music via the Xbox 360, but actually has your music driving the core game play mechanics.