Def Jam: Fight for NY
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The following cheat codes are for Def Jam: Fight for NY on GameCube, PlayStation 2, and Xbox.
| CHEAT CODES | |
|---|---|
| Select Extras within the main menu, then enter any of the following codes. Many of the codes are for extra music tracks within the game. | |
| Add 100 Reward Points | DUCKETS CROOKLYN THESOURCE GETSTUFF NEWJACK |
| After Hours - Nyne | LOYALTY |
| Anything Goes - C.N.N. | MILITAIN |
| Blindside - Baxter | CHOPPER |
| Bust - Outkast | BIGBOI |
| Comp - Comp | CHOCOCITY |
| Dragon House - Chiang | AKIRA |
| Get It Now - Bless | PLATINUMB |
| Koto - Chiang | GHOSTSHELL |
| Lil' Bro - Ric-A-Che | GONBETRUBL |
| Man Up - Sticky Fingaz | KIRKJONES |
| Move - Public Enemy | RESPECT |
| Original Gangster - Ice-T | POWER |
| Poppa Large - Ultramagnetic MC's | ULTRAMAG |
| Sieze The Day - Bless | SIEZE |
| Take A Look At My Life - Fat Joe | CARTAGENA |
| Walk With Me - Joe Budden | PUMP |
About Def Jam: Fight for NY
Def Jam: Fight for NY (also recognized as Def Jam 2) is widely considered the pinnacle of combat-sports crossovers, blending professional wrestling mechanics with a gritty, cinematic street-fighting narrative. Developed by AKI Corporation and released in 2004 for the Nintendo GameCube (GCN / NGC), PlayStation 2 (PS2), and Xbox, the sequel significantly expands on its predecessor by introducing five distinct fighting styles: Streetfighting, Kickboxing, Martial Arts, Wrestling, and Submission. The narrative follows a custom-created fighter recruited into D-Mob's crew to battle a rival gang led by Crow (voiced by Snoop Dogg). The roster is legendary, featuring over 70 fighters, including hip-hop icons like Busta Rhymes, Method Man, Ice-T, and Ludacris, alongside a deep "Create-a-Fighter" system that allows for extensive customization of tattoos, jewelry, and clothing brands like Ecko Unltd. and Sean John.
On the GCN, PS2, and Xbox hardware, the gameplay is defined by its brutal environmental interactions, where players can slam opponents into brick walls, steel railings, or even the cheering crowd, who will hold enemies or hand the player weapons. The Xbox version is frequently noted for its superior technical performance, offering the highest visual fidelity and 480p support. The GameCube version is celebrated for its incredibly fast loading times, though it is the only version that lacks a four-player "Battle Royal" mode due to the storage limitations of the mini-disc format. The PS2 version remains the competitive standard for many, featuring the most stable frame rates during chaotic "interactive" ring-outs. This entry is unique for its "Blazin' Moves" and the sheer depth of its fighting engine. Whether you are dominating the cage match on your Xbox or fighting through the subway station on your GCN, Def Jam: Fight for NY remains a definitive and high-energy masterpiece of the sixth-generation era.