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[[Category:Xbox 360]] * If you have a [[Xbox 360:JTAG|JTAG]] console, [[Xbox_360:Disabling the eFuse Burning Circuit|disable

[[Category:Xbox 360]] ...emulators listed below. There are two main types of emulators: XEX and ELF emulators. Keep in mind that ones that sound "too good to be true" likely will run ve

...sisting of a skin, script collection, and some source edits to [[Xbox:XBMC|Xbox Media Center]]. The other media menus have been largely dummied out in favo ...box:XBMC-Emustation]], it can make use of media files set up by the [[Xbox:Xbox Artwork Installer]] to present covers, screenshots, synopsis data, and vide

[[Category:Xbox 360]] ...lators on the Xbox 360 that aren't in RetroArch can be found on [[Xbox_360:Emulators|this page]]. Newer versions support NetPlay, which allows for multiplayer p

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[[Category:Xbox 360]] [[:File:XeXmenu_12.7z|XeXMenu]] is a dashboard for the Xbox 360. It is often recommended in JTAG/RGH tutorials as the first dashboard to be

...to emulate your Xbox 360’s optical disc drive and run Xbox 360 or original Xbox .ISOs from an eSATA or USB (adapter required) storage device. [[Category:Xbox 360]]

...s will work, but these ones are specifically optimized to the Xbox One and Xbox Series platforms. ...Dungeon/DURANGO-FTP Durango FTP]||FTP server to upload/download files from Xbox One.

[[Category:Xbox 360]] ...a script that allows you to download homebrew games, apps, dashboards, and emulators straight to your console.

[[Category:Xbox 360]] ...''' for more information on specific revisions and how to identify an Xbox 360's motherboard.

...act same apps listed by the default repository which comes with the [[Xbox 360:Homebrew Store|Homebrew Store]] Aurora script. For a list of dashboards available for the system, you can visit the [[Xbox 360:Dashboards Overview]] page instead.

...twork (LAN). Any System-Link/LAN enabled game on Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Pla Your XTag (similar to the Xbox Live Gamertag) is your username while using the XLink services and is your

[[Category:Xbox 360]] Over the lifespan of the Xbox 360, various hardware was created to accommodate newly developed hacks and impr

[[Category:Xbox 360]] ..., categorize, and download cover art for your Xbox 360, XBLA, and original Xbox games; the ability to launch homebrew apps and tools; a full skinning suite

.../eop/video_game_consoles-home/8th_generation/microsoft_xbox_one io55.net's Xbox One page] with permission.''' There are three retail Xbox One models. The original Xbox One had two motherboard revisions, but the only differences are minor compo

[[Category:Xbox 360]] '''Anthony Park''' - For creating the first web browser usable on the Xbox 360 via Windows Media Center.

* PS2 and PSP game emulators do not work with PS3XPAD. * Wired Xbox 360 controller

...uired) storage device. The Wasabi device physically sits between your Xbox 360 motherboard and DVD-ROM. The official user manual can be found [[:File:Wasa * Automatic drive key extraction for Xbox-360 Slim LiteOn 16D4S with firmware 9504, 0225, 0401, 0272, 1071

[[Category:Xbox 360]] ...r game library to be played digitally. Game backups can also be useful for emulators, such as Xenia.

[[Category:Xbox 360]] ...'ll find most of the info you'll need to start using homebrew on your Xbox 360. A list of [[Xbox_360:Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)#definitions|definiti