Def Jam: Icon (Video Game 2007) |
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| Anthony Anderson | ... |
Troy Dollar
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| K.D. Aubert | ... |
Platinum
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| Big Boi | ... |
Himself
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Tim Dadabo | ... |
Fast Hal
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| Robert Dolan | ... |
Wheatley
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E-40 | ... |
Himself
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| Sticky Fingaz | ... |
Wink
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| Funkmaster Flex |
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| Melyssa Ford | ... |
Platinum
(voice)
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| Game | ... |
Himself
(voice) (as The Game)
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| James Hong | ... |
Dr. Chang
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| Young Jeezy | ... |
Himself
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| Fat Joe |
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| Lil' Jon | ... |
Himself
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Solomon Kennedy | ... |
Method Man /
Anthony Anderson
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Def Jam Icon is one of the shallowest games I've played in years and is highly repetitive and boring.
You get to create what your character looks like but you have to be male and you must be some shade of black/mixed. This character then goes through the trials and tribulations of becoming a big-shot music producer and you fight your way through all the confrontations in between.
Sounds like it might make a good game but it's VERY linear and pretty much every decision you make in the management half of the game has little or no effect on anything. How good would it be to download your own tunes onto the PS3 and mix them into new tracks for the game? Tough, you can't.
There are about 10 different environments to fight in but they all get rather tiresome after the millionth battle and there are never any really cool moments when you interact with the crumbling area. Def Jam Icon is all flash and no substance I'm afraid, I actually liked Def Jam Fight for NY a lot better.
Graphics B Sound B Gameplay C Lasting Appeal D-