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Kanye West, Rick Ross Headline New Def Jam Rapstar DLC
Konami and developer 4MM have been doing a great job of supporting Def Jam Rapstar with top-tier DLC, and this week's new songs are no exception. Headlining this week's DLC are superstars Kanye West and Rick Ross, with female legends Eve and Foxy Brown also contributing new tracks. Interestingly, the weekly DLC lineups for PS3 and Xbox 360 are completely different, which is out-of-step with what we've traditionally seen with Rock Band and Guitar Hero, which generally put out the same tracks across all platforms. Each track costs 160 Microsoft Points on 360 or $1.99 on PlayStation Network.
New Xbox 360 Def Jam Rapstar DLC, week of November 16:
Eve – "Who's That Girl"
Kanye West - "Jesus Walks"
Young Money - "Every Girl"
Just Blaze - "Cape Kingz Anthem" (freestyle beat)
Nitti - "Robbin Cru" (freestyle beat)
New PlayStation 3 Def Jam Rapstar DLC, week of November 16:
Drake - "Over"
Flo Rida - "Right Round"
Foxy Brown - "Get Me Home"
Rick Ross - "Hustlin'"
Danja - "Stadium Status" (freestyle beat)
DJ Khalil - "The 15th" (freestyle beat)
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