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[badschmitt24071994]

Def Jam: Fight for NY 2004 Ps2

Def Jam Fight For NY is the sequel to Def Jam Vendetta, a hip hop-influenced 3D-action game released for the Nintendo GameCube, PlayStation 2 and Xbox and is followed by Def Jam: Icon. The game features several rappers, including Lil' Kim, Snoop Dogg, Method Man, Redman, Fat Joe, Joe Budden, Ice-T, Xzibit, N.O.R.E., Ludacris, and Busta Rhymes, Flava Flav, Sean Paul as well as the voices and likeness of other celebrities, such as Henry Rollins, Christopher Judge and Kimora Lee Simmons. DMX, Keith Murray, Christina Milian and Funkmaster Flex were the only artists from the original game that did not appear in the sequel. The game was spun off into a 2006 PlayStation Portable game called Def Jam Fight for NY: The Takeover.

[hardcore-gaming-101]

Top 47K - Skitchin'

Join the HG101 gang as they discuss and rank the Genesis game that really should have caused a moral panic.

[mvfm-25]

" Defy Gravity! "

PlayStation Magazine (PSM) n52 - December, 2001.

[z2z-gaming-and-random-art-ai]

Console Sports Games of 1994 - FIFA Soccer '95

Following the massive success of FIFA International Soccer in 1993 the sequel was a certainty and released quickly the following year and would begin a consistent release schedule of yearly releases for the FIFA series from this release release until the time of this videos publication in 2024 and would develop into a series that makes EA billions every year.

Back in 1994 EA's ambitions were much smaller with the second entry in the FIFA series releasing exclusively on the Sega Genesis. Developed by internal EA Canada studio Extended Play Productions, FIFA Soccer '95 would release in the US, across Europe and Brazil in 1994.

1. Intro 00:00 2. Gameplay 00:15 3. Outro 10:05

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[mytimetravelcollector]

This sequel seriously needs to happened !

we need an revival !

[smbhax]

SSX (PS3)

Session: https://youtu.be/NpPVuubjYm0

[numberxxisora]

Yesterday, we also hit the streets and played a very defensive game of basketball.

[thefreecheese]

The Free Cheese Episode 501: Def Jam: Fight for NY

This week on The Free Cheese, we’re shopping at SUS. Grab your Sidekick and hit the scene in New York to take over one fight at a time. We’re playing the sequel to Def Jam: Vendetta, watching the evolution of WWF No Mercy take its new form. Reviews Joe Def Jam: Fight for NY is a game that I would have made up in a “what if?” scenario on an episode of the podcast, except it’s real and a sequel…

[eleonorpiteira]

I noticed that your art style is really similar to the character cards (tarot cards) of Dragon Age Inquisition… were you a creative director of those illustrations? Or are you heavily inspired by them?

Lovely Anon, I'm extremely flattered you might think so, but no, I have not worked on any Dragon Age game (but I sure get that a lot haha). I was commissioned by Bioware to do a portrait of Carver Hawke for a community thing they did on the last Dragon Age Day, alongside other fantastic community artists, but that's it. I'm just a fan 😊

My art style has been heavily influenced by the Dragon Age Inquisition cards (like many other artists! I adore them all!), but more than that, my art style has also been heavily influenced by artists that influenced the style of the DA tarot cards - like Alphonse Mucha, and even more so, Gustav Klimt. I also really enjoy the work of other contemporary artists who are influenced by Klimt too, like Thomas Blackshear II and Svetlin Vassilev! My art style is influenced by other things too though.

I think the DA cards helped unlock some possibilities in terms of style and stylization in my mind, which was tremendously helpful and made me grow as an artist, but I haven't tried to mimic their style in years (love looking at the cards still though 😍).

And to be honest, I don't think my art style looks that similar to DA stuff anymore. Maybe some elements, and some more than others, but that's it. DA cards have a much looser style than I do, and they're WAY more expressive! The artists who created them are MILES ahead of me!

tl/dr: man I wish 😂

[flymold]

gotta say getting copies of da:v for free for me & my partner is a hell of a work perk

[canadianlucifer]

EXTREMELY LOUD AND SCARY SOUND AS I'M STILL WAKING UP WOOOOO

[luckypunbot]

Why does Canada have the scariest Emergency Alert Sound of all time?! Scared the shit out of me!

[z2z-gaming-and-random-art-ai]

Console Sports Games of 1993 - NHL 94

Only the 4th game developed using the NHL licence by Electronics Arts and the first to use both the NHL and NHLPA licences which would see EA-developed NHL games continue to their most recent iteration in NHL 24 which was released in 2023. 

For the most part during the past 30 years, these games have been a well-received sports series. Developed by High Score Productions and Electronic Arts Canada, NHL 94 was released across three platforms during 1993/94, releasing for the Sega Genesis, Sega CD and SNES, with releases in the US, Canada, Japan and across Europe. 

1. Intro 00:00 

2. Gameplay 00:15 

3. Outro 11:28 

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[rebeccasthoughts]

A Brief History of esports (TL;DR)

originally from The Battle for Glory: esports, TV, and media I like (and don’t) Despite large streaming numbers, and upwards of 10 million viewers, esports isn’t considered mainstream in the public’s zeitgeist. There is an obvious market for esports, gaming, and video games in general, yet the idea of esports is foreign to most and is deeply misunderstood by people. I think that this…

[numberxxisora]

Today, we watch the rappers take back the ring and find out if the streamer can figure out-...nevermind, he still doesn't know how to use his meter.