Def Jam Vendetta PS2

Pros: Fantastic wrestling simulation with over 1,500 classic and original moves, riveting storyline, aesthetic success

Cons: Lacks create-a-wrestler mode, relatively quick mastery of game

The Bottom Line: In its genre, I have no reservations about naming Def Jam Vendetta the "best in its class." EA Sports BIG comes up BIG.

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Story Mode: Def Jam Vendetta provides the gamer with a riveting storyline that includes circuit/tournament/tag team fighting, formidable foes, enviable $purses$, hero development, betrayal, and most importantly - hot...

Pros: Quirky premise

Cons: No Create-A-Wrestler

The Bottom Line: At least I know DMX won't come to my house and kill me for rewriting the words to one of his songs. I hope.

Review: These days, if you want to do a wrestling game (after all, they're highly profitable), the options a ...

Pros: Great music, animation, graphics, and AKI's legendary wrestling control

Cons: NO EDIT or CREATE A WRESTLER MODE!!! ARRRRRGGH!!

The Bottom Line: A great wrestling game even without the WWE; Impressive but needs an edit or CAW mode to make a must buy for all; Replay value is suspect

Review: On the streets of any ghetto, that is all that matters. And from that premise comes the foundation of the story that is Def Jam:Vendetta.

Back in the day, N64 had an immensely fun wrestling game called WWF:No Mercy. The Aki Company...

Pros: Good Graphics Music characters

Cons: No Create A Wrestler Mode

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this game it is very fun to play

Review: DJV (Def Jam Vendetta) is a ghettoized wrestling game that includes Def Jam artists like DMX and Ludacris (or Luda). The beef of the game lies in the single-player story mode where you’ll have the choice of four no-name fighters that you can take...

Pros: Wrestle as well-known rappers

Cons: Once complete, there's nothing to do

The Bottom Line: Very fun wrestling game with famous faces

Review: This is the first edition to what is now a series which has gone on to see 3 sequals, the latest to be released next year. As Def Jam Vendetta (DJV) was a new series it, had to come into the gaming world with a bang; and it did. This game gave you the ...

Pros: Decent graphics and up to date music from each artist.

Cons: Can't create a wrestler.

The Bottom Line: I recommend this game to anyone who wants something better than the usual wrestling game.

Review: Def Jam Vendetta is the type of game you will be playing for hours. In Def Jam Vendetta you play ei ...

Pros: lasting gameplay,crayz gpx

Cons: repeditive somtimes

The Bottom Line: To my delight, and hopefully yours, you get a fantastic wrestling game that manages to make great use of a license.

Review: If you’re looking for a game that will last you weeks and months to come, you will probably want to look into buying Def Jam Vendetta as soon as possible. Much like Aki’s previous releases, the game is sure to provide months, and potentially...

Pros: Great,easy to learn, wrestling game.

Cons: Can be cheap and hard.

The Bottom Line: If you want a fun wrestling game and you enjoy rap then I advise that you buy this game.

Review: Concept: Rap theme wrestling game. Graphics: Average PS2 graphics. They're not great but they're no ...

Pros: Perfect grapple-based engine, new twist on tired genre, great multi-player fun.

Cons: Lack of match variety, no weapons.

The Bottom Line: This is the best wrestling game on the current generation of consoles and will appeal to wrestling fans and non-fans alike. Definitely check this one out.

Review: AKI, the masters of grapple-based wrestling, return to the fold with a game that has a decidedl ...

Pros: music, favorite artist like DMX and Ludacris

Cons: fighting is kind of unbalanced, hardly any replay value

The Bottom Line: "it's business in the back and party in the front, my mullet's so long it touches my crack."

Review: Wrestling games have never fancied my taste in the least, so I’ve tried to keep away from them as much as I could. That way the game was protected from me relentlessly beating the crap out of it. The N64 had its fair share of wrestling games...