Unlike the four pre-set characters in the first game, the player is able to create their own character. The outcome of this Mob War is going to rest on the the protagonist's shoulders. However, after barely any time as one of D-Mob's fighters, the protagonist finds out that D-Mob's criminal empire and his hold over New York has been weakened, allowing another syndicate led by Crow ( Snoop Dogg) to challenge his for control of New York. The player plays as the SUV's driver, a fighter looking to make it big in the fight circuit, and who plans to use the rescue of D-Mob from police custody as the big break he needs. D-Mob has just been arrested and is being brought in to police custody when the car transporting him gets broadsided by an SUV.

The sequel, Fight for NY, developed by AKI again, picks up immediately after the first game. Upon defeating him, they leave with their girlfriend and the ending sets up for the sequel. In the end, after they've beaten all of the other fighters, the protagonist faces off against D-Mob himself. In the story, the protagonist's injured friend Manny calls them to ask that they take his place in an underground street fight, and to help him pay a debt to the underworld boss D-Mob ( Christopher Judge), who happens to be hooked up with the protagonist's old flame. In the game, the player has to pick from four different characters to use in the story mode. Released in 2003 for the Nintendo GameCube and PlayStation 2, the concept for the game is a combination of Professional Wrestling and hip hop, featuring several rappers, mostly from Def Jam Recordings, instead of professional wrestlers. The first game, Def Jam Vendetta, was developed by AKI Corporation (now Syn Sophia known for WWF No Mercy and other wrestling games in Western countries). Def Jam is a 3D video game series published by EA.

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