“That freight train that hit you? That was me!”
Come and take a walk with Cane and Rinse, as Michiel, Tony, Karl and UFC judge and One Credit Classics head honcho Ben Cartlidge discuss the perfect cultural storm that was 2004’s celebrity stocked “urban” street brawl ’em up Def Jam: Fight for NY, what led up to it and what came after it.
You can follow show guest Ben Cartlidge on Twitter @1creditclassics and subscribe to his fantastic One Credit Classics YouTube channel here.
Music used in this issue:
1. Mother Mother (Instrumental) by Xzibit
2. Walk with Me by Joe Budden
Cane and Rinse 337 was edited by Ryan Hamann (@InsrtCoins)
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Interesting podcast on a game I wouldn’t have expected you all to cover. I’d missed this one when it came out back in the ’00s, but your guys’ enthusiasm for it made me seek it out last week. It’s a lot of fun! Like a wrestling game with the speed of a fighting game. I especially appreciated your thoughts around how it’s like a time capsule. This game would never be made now or maybe ever again.
Good job on a first-time hosting, too!
Thank you very much. Happy you enjoyed the show and that it prompted you to seek out the game!