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Platform:PlayStation 3 Product Description Incorporating hip-hop culture into every aspect of the game, Def Jam: Icon delivers the intensity of a no-holds-barred street fight but with style and rhythm. Def Jam: Icon PS3 Cheat Codes. Def Jam:Icon Game Review. Playstation 3 Game Reviews and Cheat Codes. Sony Playstation 3 Games on the left of Page. Playstation 3 cheat codes and Unlockables. Def Jam: Icon Cheat codes for PS3. At The Title Screen don't press start and enter the following (d pad) Down, O, X, (d pad) Right- Unlocks 'Yung Joc.

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• $Ka-Ching Bling$ (15)

Have a record go multiplatinum in Build a Label.

• Bling (5)

Have a record go gold in Build a Label.

• Bling Bling (10)

Have a record go platinum in Build a Label.

• BMF (100)

Complete Build a Label Mode on the difficulty level Hardest.

• Caution: Wet Floor (10)

Shock your opponent to victory at the Rooftop.

• Critical Beat Down (50)

Win 15 online fights in a row.

• Directional Attacks Only (50)

Beatings with Bass: Solo: Hard: No Strikes, Get Up Attacks, Blocks, Reversals, Taunts, or Grabs.

• Domination (25)

Have your Taunt Tag appear on your dominated opponent's screen.

• Fashion Icon (25)

Reach 500,000 Style Points in Build a Label.

• Feel the Power (15)

End a fight at the studio with an electrifying experience for your opponent.

• Fighting Styles

There are multiple fighting styles to be unlocked for yor Build-A-Label character.
Effect - Code
Beat Boxer - Achieve 'Mogul' Status
Black Panther - Achieve 'Producer' Status
Ghetto Blaster - Pick at start / Achieve 'Hustler' Status
Jah Breaka - Achieve 'ICON' Status
Muay Fly - Achieve 'Hit Maker' Status
Street Kwon Do - Pick at start / Achieve 'Hustler' Status

• Get anything from any store for free

Note: You must first have enough money to pay for the desired item. Buy the item, then equip it. Go back to your crib, then press Start and exit but do not save. Then, go back to Build A Label mode and continue your story. You will still be wearing the item you just bought, but will have your money back. If you change it, you will lose the item; however, you can repeat the trick as many times as desired.

• Get Your Mode On (20)

Achieve 50 online wins.

• Getting Hot (15)

Win 5 online fights in a row.

• Going Down (15)

Throw your opponent into the Elevator Shaft in Troy's Office.

• Heads Up (10)

Knock your opponent out with the Swinging Light Rig.

• Hit The Lights (15)

Use the Light Wall at The Club until it's lights out.

• It's Goin Down by Yung Joc song

At the 'Press Start' screen, press Circle, Up, Right, Left, Triangle to unlock the It's Goin Down by Yung Joc song. If you entered the code correctly, you will hear a sound.

• It's the Amps (10)

Blow your opponent away with the electrified car at the Block.

• Joy Riding (15)

End the fight with the lowriding impact at the Block.

• Killer Sound System (10)

Bring your opponent's health to zero with volume at 11 at The Office.

• Ladies Man (35)

Have 4 satisfied girlfriends simultaneously in Build a Label.

• Look But Don't Touch (25)

Let one of the dancers defeat your opponent.

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• Make It Rain by Fat Joe song

At the 'Press Start' screen, press Down, Circle, X, Right to unlock the Make It Rain by Fat Joe song. If you entered the code correctly, you will hear a sound.

• Marshmallows (10)

Use the fireplace in the Penthouse to finish off your opponent.

• Mixtape (25)

Play your 'Def Jam Icon' Saved Playlist in My Soundtrack.

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• Ornery Bastard (100)

Achieve 200 online wins.

• Play as Dr. Chang

At the 'Press Start' screen, press Down, Triangle, Right to unlock Dr. Chang. If you entered the code correctly, you will hear a sound.

• Play as Fat Joe

Enable the 'It's Goin Down by Yung Joc song' and 'Make It Rain by Fat Joe song' codes to unlock Fat Joe. Note: Fat Joe cannot be saved; you must enable the codes each time the system is reset.

• Producing Mogul (10)

Release 6 songs in Build a Label.

• Represent Yourself (5)

Change your Signature.

• Reversals Only (50)

Beatings with Bass: Solo: Hard: No Strikes, Directionals, Get Up Attacks, or Grab attempts.

• Rollin (50)

Achieve 100 online wins.

• Smacked Down (15)

Use the helicopter tail whip as your finishing move.

• Straight Clownin' (50)

Win a ranked match with 100 total taunts.

• The Big Burn (15)

Torch your opponent in the Flaming Gas Pump.

• Too Loud, Too Old (10)

Defeat your opponent by using the speaker blast at The Club.

• Top of the Charts (10)

Have an album reach number 1 on the Charts.

• Unlock Fat Joe

At The Title Screen, press Down, Circle, X, Right.

• Window of Opportunity (15)

Throw your opponent out of the window at the Penthouse.

• Workin’ at the Car Wash (10)

Clean up your opponent with the Car Wash Brush.

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System: X360, PS3	Review Rating Legend
Dev: EA Chicago	1.0 - 1.9 = Avoid	4.0 - 4.4 = Great
Pub: Electronic Arts	2.0 - 2.4 = Poor	4.5 - 4.9 = Must Buy
Release: March 6, 2007	2.5 - 2.9 = Average	5.0 = The Best
Players: 1-2	3.0 - 3.4 = Fair
ESRB Rating: Mature	3.5 - 3.9 = Good

When Def Jam Vendetta was announced, many gamers were skeptical. The idea of rappers as fighters or wrestlers seemed hokey at best. However, for the most part, the game was well received, and the sequel made strides that made the game even more accepted, so its next gen iteration was highly anticipated. Def Jam Icon has finally arrived, and while it has made some great improvements in some areas, it has also made some serious mistakes in others, making a game that shows but doesn't fulfill its potential.

Icon puts you in the shoes of a fighter/future record label exec as he climbs the ranks of the record industry. Initially, you can create your fighter, customizing his appearance, fighting style, height, and weight. After finalizing your character you can use him in the Build-A-Label mode, which is basically the story mode. Instead of the fairly far-fetched story of rappers fist-fighting for territory, Icon has you assuming the role of a 'hands-on' label exec that deals with problems personally, whether the problem is a fan harassing an artist, overzealous paparazzi, or rival labels antagonizing your prospective artists.

During the course of the Build-A-Label mode, you'll fight different opponents to deal with the aforementioned threats. You'll also manage the Record Label by assigning the royalty rate for your artists, choosing which artists to pursue, and even allotting money to different departments such as marketing and PR for your artists' tracks. You'll occasionally get requests from your artists for additional funds for everything from lawyer fees to personal transportation, and you must strike a balance between keeping them happy and managing your own bankroll. In addition to this, you also have a girlfriend that makes monetary requests as well and must be attended to if you want to keep her.

The bulk of the game lies in the combat. Most of the combatants are rappers and utilize one of six different fighting styles with different strengths and weaknesses. The unique thing in Icon is that music actually factors into the combat. First, if a rapper's song is playing, he gets a significant power boost that gives him an advantage. However, each fighter can switch the song to his own by miming the manipulation of a turntable. Also, a lot of the environmental hazards in the background of each stage move in time with the beat, which can also be manipulated by the turntable move. This means that you can throw your opponent towards hazards like a spouting fire or an abruptly moving car and activate the hazard as the opponent lies near it, increasing the damage received by their foe. While this is an innovative way to try to incorporate music into the fighting, a lot of the hazards' ranges are far reaching, usually hitting both fighters. Also, a lot of hazards launch the fighter back towards the other fighter, causing both fighters to stumble and take damage. This often negates any advantages the fighter might gain by using the hazard.

Another problem lies in the combat. The previous Def Jam games used a lot of over-the-top special moves and powerful attacks that made gameplay fun, albeit unrealistic. Icon eschews everything established by the former games for a more realistic, but far more bland fighting engine. The fighting just isn't as deep or as fun as the previous Def Jam game, especially since all the fighters move sluggishly. Grab animations all seem as if the fighter is attempting to move through water. Even the evade movements and the throw animations seem a little too floaty. The game also lacks a run button, which is sorely missed, especially when your fighters walk towards each other from across the stage. It also seems odd that, with all of the items and objects littered around each locale, the developers decided against allowing you to use weapons, another element that is sorely missed. The developers also took out the ability to fight as the females, which was a guilty pleasure from the last Def Jam.

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One area where the game definitely shines is its visuals. Def Jam Icon looks great. The character models all look like their real-life counterparts, and even your created character looks like a real person. All of the backgrounds and environments are all highly detailed as well, although some of the floaty physics detracts from the realism. Also, occasionally, articles of clothing or jewelry will float up from a fallen character, seeming like a weightless object tethered to the body. Despite these shortcomings, however, Def Jam Icon is an undeniably pretty game.