A Blissful Ass
09-20-2010, 01:58 AM
With a game like Def Jam Rapstar, one would expect it to be provocative. We knew that going in, but Konami informed us that the songs would all be radio edits, giving the game a measly Teen rating. Turns out that doesn't stop wannabe emcees from saying those words anyway.
See Jack here? We've got him covering the game because he has the biggest rap credentials in the office (namely being an extra in a rap parody music video). He's been playing Def Jam Rapstar all week at his desk, just like we do with every game. The problem is that no other game involves spouting off phrases that would make his mother slap him in the face. Here's just a sampling of some of the complaints our resident rapper has received.
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See Jack here? We've got him covering the game because he has the biggest rap credentials in the office (namely being an extra in a rap parody music video). He's been playing Def Jam Rapstar all week at his desk, just like we do with every game. The problem is that no other game involves spouting off phrases that would make his mother slap him in the face. Here's just a sampling of some of the complaints our resident rapper has received.
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