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Revision as of 11:13, 18 April 2023
The Microsoft Xbox 360 is a console from the seventh generation of video game consoles. The console was launched in North America on November 22nd, 2005 followed by Europe (December 2nd, 2005) and Japan (December 10th, 2005). The Xbox 360 was the first console capable of outputting 1080p video and — through an external add-on — playing HD-DVD discs, the competitor to Blu-Ray Discs. Three major models were released in its lifespan: the original Xbox 360 ("fat"), Xbox 360 S ("slim"), and Xbox 360 E.
General Information
Questions
Exploit Methods
Utilities
Xbox 360 Tools
Tutorials
- Xbox_360:Cooling System Improvements
- Xbox_360:Dumping your NAND and CPU Key
- Xbox_360:Disabling the eFuse Burning Circuit
- Xbox_360:Updating your Kernel/Dashboard
- Xbox_360:Upgrading your Hard Drive
- Xbox_360:Flashing your DVD Drive
- Installing Apps, Games, and DLC
- Transferring Files with FTP
- Retrofitting Later GPU on Earlier Model
See the TODO list for upcoming changes.