Amid all the chaos surrounding the layoffs at Xbox, one Hideo Kojima-led game seems to be safe from any repercussions of the ...

Black music always finds its next venue. The juke joint became the stadium. The mixtape became the stream. Now, the stage is ...

Def Jam as a fighting game series pulled up to the scene with 2003's wrestle-brawler Vendetta. If you can imagine WWE with a bunch of rappers, like the late artist DMX and rapper-turned-internet ...

Castle Crashers, by The Behemoth, was one of the early examples of just how good indie games on Xbox could be, especially with friends. It’s a brawler that’s packed with as many upgrades and ...

Xbox One Xbox Series Space Jam: A New Legacy – The Game for Xbox Series, Xbox One launches July 1 for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate users, July 15 for everyone else A free-to-play basketball beat 'em up.

In the announcement video below, Snoop — who also alludes to the fact that Def Jam and his former label, Death Row, were deadly rivals in the 1990s — talks about the role.

This isn't the first time Def Jam has used their Twitter account to gauge interest in dropping a new game. In 2018, the label sought feedback on a potential Def Jam: Fight for NY follow-up and Def ...

The label then waited three years before unveiling the next installment, 2007's Def Jam: Icon. Traditionally the games have been paired with PlayStation and Xbox gaming consoles.

Def Jam Recordings has potentially teased that a new Def Jam game is on the horizon, mentioning a “special announcement” is brewing on its Twitter account. New Def Jam Game Coming?

Def Jam has teased a new game in the past so I typically don’t give these things much credence. It’s the follow up tweet that got me cautiously optimistic.

On Twitter, the rapper/actor shared an image of his likeness in Def Jam: Fight for New York, while airing his hopes for a new series entry, presumably on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.

For those of you who, like me, were very young when Def Jam: Fight for NY came out, it's an action game that was originally published for PS2, Xbox, and GameCube back in 2004.