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However,В with the label less popular than it was 15 years ago, a reboot shouldВ find a way to include artists from other labels into the game. Artists likeВ 2 Chainz, Logic, Pusha T, YG and Nas are all signed toВ Def Jam, and they wouldВ likely beВ included in the game.

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The critically-acclaimed series would certainly reach an audience ifВ it were to return today thanks to hip-hop's massive growth in popularity in the past decade since the Def Jam games went away.

The roster featured an array of popular hip-hop artists signed to the Def Jam label along with some fictional characters. However, prior releases Fight for New York and Vendetta delivered a fast-paced, arcade-style frenzy with exaggerated wrestling maneuvers and hard-hitting strikes. Icon is considered by fans to be the weakest of the Def Jam fighting games in large part because EA was no longer working with AKIВ to develop the game.

RELATED: Mortal Kombat 11 Boss Hints at Adding More Stallone Characters ThisВ cameВ as a disappointment to fans, who've been hoping for the return of aВ series that has been on hiatus since the 2007 release of Def Jam: Icon. The goalВ was quickly met В however, no announcement was made. Over the summer, Def Jam Recordings said on Twitter thatВ itВ would haveВ a special announcementВ relatedВ to its old fighting game series if the company reached one million followers. But whileВ most of thoseВ franchisesВ still exist, there was one particular series published by EA thatВ deserves to make a comeback. Fighting games were in high demand in the 2000s, with popular titles like Tekken, Mortal Kombat, Dead or Alive, Virtua FighterВ and Soulcalibur and among others keeping fans on their toes.

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