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[OBakaSama]

You'll need the site directer operator in a search engine to narrow down the search. By doing so I found a partial answer.

Face codes are present in the 360 version of the game (can't be bothered to boot up ME2 right now to verify). The thing is, from what I gather, imported characters don't have face codes. Now...what you mean by wanting to use face codes I am uncertain, so I can't help much further. (The character creation thread is actually appropriate as the modding threads are over there.)

So no, you don't need the Cerberus Network or mod saves or any of that sort of thing to use face codes.

[OBakaSama]

Just booted up ME2. From what I can tell, face codes do not show if you import a character from ME (not even the default Shep). To have a face code (or 'Identity Code' as it states on the squad screen) appear it looks like it will have to be a ME2 created Shepard. Aside from that I can't see any other obvious reason. Your observation that when someone goes to create another Shepard in ME2 seems to confirm this.

Again, you don't need anything extra for face codes to appear. I'm not sure what you want to use them for as I don't think you can really input them directly on the 360 (I'm guessing to do so you will need to mod the save in which case I suggest you check the modding threads on the character creation boards as they'll know what you have to do); we are seemingly forced to use the sliders on the 360 (you could try to match the code if you're trying to recreate someone else's Shepard in your own game, but that would be time consuming).

[OBakaSama]

An addendum as it were having started a new ME2 game.

When the character creation screen comes up, the face code can be accessed on the 360 as it is the lowest option on the screen. Clicking on it brings up the onscreen keyboard which allows you to input the face code.

I would imagine the only thing to be aware of is is whether the face code of the character you want to recreate was created on a PC using mods.