In addition to the tracks we already know about, 4mm this morning revealed seven more, and if you prefer your rap to be from the 20th century, you’re in luck. The seven are:
Biz Markie, “Just A Friend”
Drake, “Best I Ever Had”
Ice Cube, “It Was A Good Day”
Outkast, “So Fresh & So Clean”
Pete Rock & CL Smooth, “TROY”
Redman & Method Man, “Da Rockwilder”
Salt N Pepa, “Push It”
Ice Cube? Redman & Method Man? Well played, 4mm, well played.
In addition to the licensed tracks, 4mm have presented DJ Premier (Gang Starr) and Just Blaze, who will be providing some of the beats for the game’s freestyle mode (with more DJs to come, we’re told).
As we said above, it’ll be out on October 5 in the US, in a bundle that includes the game and a wired mic. It’ll cost $US70 on PS3 and 360, and $US60 on Wii.
MrBS
Friday, June 4, 2010 at 7:11 AMFunny seeing the smaller thumbnail on the main page I could have sworn that that top picture was a shot from the ‘Kris Kros Make my Video’ on Mega CD/Sega CD.
James Mac
Friday, June 4, 2010 at 8:47 AMNoting a severe lack of Ice Ice Baby.