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Hey. I have a friend who has Xbox with a mod chip in it and he can play all SNES games, all NES games and he can 'burn' games to his HD.

Does anybody have experience with this? I'm looking to pick up the same thing as he has.

rockzilla

This isn't really the best forum to ask these kind of questions...

Jesus Pimp

I got mine modded. My friend did it for me for free.

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Redjake

stop over-reacting. we don't know if the guy has the games and is using back up copies or not. he may own every game he is playing on the xbox.

anyway, I don't have much experience with this, but I hear it's quite simple once you get everything working.

I suggest this place: http://www.modchipstore.com/


The actual installations of some of the chips are hard, you have to solder and the like. However, you can actually order a CD that will allow you to do similar operations as with a mod chip. Play backed up SNES and NES games though? Not sure.

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NotMinus

Once the chip is there its a breeze, I use mine as a media center, emulation (n64, psx, snes, gba, mame) and it makes for one hell of a console! I am a damn happy xbox owner.

rockzilla

I'm just saying that other chip-related threads have been locked. While there are perfectly legal uses of a mod chip, it's one of those legal grey areas that this site tries to avoid.
Besides, it shouldn't be too hard to find this kinda stuff out on your own.

digme

the best resource for xbox modding is over at www.xbox-scene.com

also, check out the series of pieces done at tech tv.
http://www.techtv.com/screensavers/m...420568,00.html

spillblood

yeah you can do it a xbox is really just a slow computer