It all begins with a mysterious suspect breaking D-Mob out of prison. Once freed, D-Mob discovers that the underground
fight circuit that he once made has been taken over by a new boos named Crow(Played by Snoop Dogg). As the mysterious suspect,
you join D-Mob's crew, and journey into the underground fighting world, where a violent turf war for the underground fight
world is just beginning.
Being three times the length of the original Def Jam Vendetta and contain over 6 times more of story content, with over
90 matches and 20 minutes of cinematics, Fight for NY's story mode will surpass the one of the orignal Vendetta, and be a
huge part of Fight for NY.
The story mode will be different than the one found in Vendetta. Instead of being told who and where to fight next, you
get to choose which venue you want to fight at, and who in that venue you want to Fight. Usually, when you start off story
mode, there may be one or two venues you can travel too, but as you beat a number of people in a venue, it will open up another
venue for you to fight it.
But don't think you can just go to venues, there are also other places you can go too. You can head to the gym, and learn
new fighting moves and styles from Gym trainer Henry Rollings, travel to Jacob and Jeweler's place to buy his latest jewelry,
hit up Manny's Tattoo parlour to get a tattoo for your character, or even get a haircut from Stingray the Barber.
You clothes will also affect the story mode. As you fight, your clothes will give you some added charisma. Although,
if you continue to use those clothes, your that extra charisma will drop. To maintain your bonus charisma, you will have to
keep on changing your clothes to relate with the newest clothes out there. As you play story mode, these clothes do become
more expensive.
As you play through story mode, you will earn money and development points. Money can be used to dress up your character,
by getting hair cuts, buying clothes, getting tattoos, and buying some jewelry. Development points can be used to buy new
moves and blazin' moves for your character.
The fun isn't over once you have complete story mode. Once story mode has been completed, bonus matches will open up
for you to play, and completing these will give you a lot of money.
Created characters can only be used to to play story mode. According to Josh Holmes, it should take a person atleast
15 to 20 hours to complete story mode. Also, each game system's game will have different cut scenes from one another.
Battle Mode:
Battle mode is where you can play as however you want, where ever you want and in
any match you want. In battle mode, you can play with up to 4 friends, or play aganist the computer. By playing battle mode,
you can win money which can be used to buy characters and venues.
In battle mode, you get to play as who ever you want. You can choose one of 75 characters(45+
celebrites and 25+ fictional characters). Then you can choose who you want to fight(if you decide to play aganist the computer).
From there, you can choose what kind of match you want. You can choose one of 10 different matches which include one-on-one,
two-on-two, free-4-all and a wide variety of others.
Once you've done that, you can choose what venues you want to fight in, with over 20 venues you can choose to fight in
basements, subways, hotel rooms, clubs, bars, whereever you want.
Once you've chosen everything, it's time to play.
Game Description: Battle: Up to 4 players. Bring your crew and throw down.
Create-A-Fighter:
The create-a-fighter is a very unique mode found in Def Jam Fight for NY. A mode that over 99% of people wanted in the
first game.
The Create-a-fighter may not be as flexible as the ones found in The tiger woods or Smackdown games(You cannot make wacky
types of characters) but you can make characters that fit the game's style, plus they'll look as good as any of the characters
found in the game.
To create a character, you will be taken to a sketch artist early in the game. By answering the sketch artist's questions,
you can come in with your character. But the creating isn't done here. As you progress through story mode, you will unlock
different things for you character, so you'll be able to constantly update his appearance.
Items for you character include: hoodies, du-rags, bandanas, hats, sunglasses, watches, ear rings, rings, chains, bracelets,
shirts, shoes, pants, shorts, jackets, and T-shirts. Although, these will be licensed items from: Def Jam University, Jordan,
Ekco, Enyce, Joker, Phat Farm, Rocawear, Sean Jean, Zoo York, Reebok, Jacob & Co, and Fila.
Also, there are many different kinds of head wear you can use, such as: doo rags, headbands, bandanas, visers, baseball
hats, berets, and fedoras. Like clothes, hats can be worn many different ways, for example you can wear a visor at the front,
the side, the back, upside down, etc.
Also, clothing items can be used different ways. For example, you can choose from awide variety of different kinds of pants.
Once you've chosen, you can then choose the color of the pants, then you can decide how your characters wear these pants.
For example they can wear them with their underwear showing, without their underwear showing, one or both pant legs rolled
up, etc. With that, there will be over 1000 items for your created character(3000 if you include the different ways you can
use an item).
Other than the clothes and accessories your character can wear, you can also update their Hair style. You can choose from
many different hairstyles which include afros and dred locks, or you can be bald. You can also choose the color of these hair
styles from colors such as Black, Blue or Red. Although, for facial hair, colors like red and blue cannot be used.
You can also give your character tattoos. Some tattoo styles include: tribal, celtic, jailhouse, japanese, polynesian,
and religious. Tattoos can be placed on a variety of body parts including: R/L bicep, R/L forearm, Chest, Back, R/L leg, Neck
& Face. You may replace a tattoo at anytime, but you must first remove the original tattoo you want to replace(Which is
around $300)
But all these things don't come free. You will have to use money earned from fights to purchase them. Also, you'll need
to play around story mode for additional items to be unlocked.
But don't just think you can edit a characters appearance. You can also edit their move list. You first pick a main fighting
style, and build your move list from the moves given. But as you progress through story mode, you can add 2 addtional fighting
styles, giving you a wide variety of moves you can give your character. You can also assign your character up to four different
blazin'(special) moves.
You build up a number of skills in the Gym for your character, including Upper Power, Lower Power, Speed, Toughness and
Health. You also have a Charisma rating which affects your ability to earn momentum, but this cannot be directly affected.
In addition, there are bonuses that form part of the overall maximum value for each of the skills. These are earned by achieving
milestones and learning new styles. There are five bonuses for each skill, and each bonus is worth 3% of the overall maximum
for that skill. It's not possible to max out all of your skills for this reason.
Creating a character is a must because it is the only way you can play story mode.
Game Description: None. Create a fighter in located in Story mode.
Options: Select a difficulty,
edit the volume of music/ sound effects, Toogle submission on/off, etc.
Game Description: Options: It's your world. Set up the rules you like.
Beatbox: Here, you can toogle on/off the game's musical tracks to make your own custom playlist.
Game Description: BeatBox: Your music Library. Choose the tracks that make you want to fight.
Unlock Rewards: You, you use your reward point earn in story mode, to buy any of the 12 unlockable characters,
and the number of unlockable venues.
Game Description: Unlock Rewards: Get Hooked up. Unlock Characters and venues with reward points.
Extras: View special features. Nothing is currently known about this mode.
Game Description: Extras: Special Features. Cool stuff for you to check out.
Highscores: Who hold teh records for longet match? Shortest match? most wins? Check it all out here.
Game Description: Highscore: Roll call. Check teh stats for the best of the best.
Credits: View who made the game. Be on the look out for some faces like Josh Holmes, Jon Long and Katrina
Strafford.
Game Description: Credits: Better Recognize. Giving credit where credit is due.
Online:
Online was been removed from Fight for NY.
*Note: More information on this subject as it becomes announced.
