GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Back in the days of the Nintendo 64, AKI was renowned for its offerings in the wrestling game market. Starting out with Virtual Pro Wrestling, an ...

EA's "BIG" label is officially out of control. In the past, the series has delivered afro-clown snowboarding thrills and hysterical NBA Street hoops action without fail, and for that, we are eternally ...

Def Jam has hinted it might be re-activating its popular professional wrestling/fighting video game franchise, which began with Def Jam: Vendetta in 2003, but which has not been seen since the third ...

The first time I actually heard of or saw Method Man, he was body slamming Funkmaster Flex in a ring emblazoned with the logo for Def Jam South, all while WC’s “The Streets” played in the background.

Def Jam Vendetta is one of those games that on paper seems like a ridiculous idea. But when the hip-hop wrestling mash up hit shelves, it instantly became an icon. Def Jam Vendetta having stars like ...

But since then, the series has gone by the wayside. Def Jam: ICON came out a few years ago for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, but was more of a straight-up fighting game instead of wrestling. And since ...

“Don was adamant that there could be no gun in the game and wanted usto replace it with a knife or a lead pipe or a baseball bat. I was onthe verge of losing my sh*t because we were under deadline and ...

While most acts go on the road in support of new albums, several Def Jam Records artists will launch a tour next month behind the release of a new video game. By Billboard Staff While most acts go on ...

This article has been handpicked from the Okayplayer editorial archives and included in our Hip Hop 50 collection as a noteworthy inclusion to the genre's rich and diverse narrative. The article has ...

For over a decade, the rappers at Def Jam have been looking for a fight. From Fight the Power and Fight for Your Right to Party, to Bring the Pain and Mama Said Knock You Out, the label's twisted ...

Question: if rappers Ghostface Killah and Redman were to step into the ring for an Ultimate Fighting-style throwdown, who would win? Answer: Who cares? As long they keep laying down party beats and ...