Xbox 360 - Not going to lie, I slept on this title. Such a dope game! |
- Not going to lie, I slept on this title. Such a dope game!
- It happened....I don't have enough money for another and no job because of covid IDK what to do
- Slim model or E?
- Controllers
- Incredibly slow 360, been a while since using.
- Anyone have a link to the images you could choose for your XBLive account before the Avatar update in 2008?
- Import Tuner Challenge (Xbox360) - Gaming the Pandemic: Day 38
- Is 5.1 possible?
- Is there any chance to transfer save files from offline profile to live account?
- Dad Bugs Out And Destroys His Kids' Controllers and TV
- Is it possible to fix the broken cable on a controller? Rock Band guitar, my only one :(
- BO1 Codes still work!
- Is it worth it to buy controller batteries?
- A question about xbox 360.
- If i ever do a purchase or i once reedem a game with a code, Microsoft not delete my account?
| Not going to lie, I slept on this title. Such a dope game! Posted: 30 Apr 2020 09:06 PM PDT
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| It happened....I don't have enough money for another and no job because of covid IDK what to do Posted: 30 Apr 2020 01:02 PM PDT
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| Posted: 30 Apr 2020 11:34 PM PDT I currently came into possession of two X360s, one is a slim and one is an E. I was wondering if one is objectively better and should be used over the other, or are they just pretty much the same? [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 30 Apr 2020 05:17 PM PDT Out of curiosity, does anyone know if Microsoft still manufactures official Xbox 360 controllers? I tried searching around and had no luck. [link] [comments] | ||
| Incredibly slow 360, been a while since using. Posted: 30 Apr 2020 07:09 PM PDT Hey guys, felt like busting out the old Rock Band and playing like old times. Well the 360 was incredibly slow... like no exaggeration 5+ minutes to log in yesterday. Well today it's even worse... it's so slow to log in that my session times out after around 5-10 mins and says I have the wrong credentials. But I look on my recent activity page and I have a successful sign in on each time I attempted it. So I tried playing offline and it seems to work but I want my progress saved to the cloud. So I deleted my account thinking it was maybe corrupted, and now everytime I try to recover it, I get the same "wrong credentials" message. I use 2 factor authentication and I have been using the app passwords, I even cleared the old ones and tried a new one... nothing seems to work. I may try to recover on a friends 360 and put it on a USB. Any ideas why my 360 is soo slow all of a sudden? [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 30 Apr 2020 09:07 AM PDT They were like a little thumbnail beside your tag. My buddy had this cartoon screaming dude's face I think on like a cyan background, I'd love to find that image but I haven't been able to. [link] [comments] | ||
| Import Tuner Challenge (Xbox360) - Gaming the Pandemic: Day 38 Posted: 30 Apr 2020 07:10 AM PDT A rare foray onto the Xbox 360 in my plan to play one title from my 603 game backlog for every day that the UK is in lockdown. Today's selection is... Import Tuner Challenge on the Xbox 360Previous days' entries can be read HERE Back on the Dreamcast, 'Metropolis Street Racer' was the obvious choice for arcade racer fans looking for something to entertain. Alongside this classic, I spent a lot of time playing both of the 'Tokyo Highway Challenge' games. These were pretty simplistic efforts built around the idea that you tune your car, hit the motorway, and flash your headlights at rival street racers to battle them - it was a very addictive race-win-upgrade-race loop. The sprawling 'Shutokou Battle' series to which they belong, started on the Super Famicom in 1994 and was still going (albeit on Android) in 2017 some 35 entries later. Less than a third of these games saw release in Europe, so when I found out 'Import Tuner Challenge' was the final console entry in this series, I bought it. It has sat on my shelf for a good while, but now, I'm finally going to play it. It's pretty clear that the localisation for this game hasn't extended much beyond the language switch and the deceptive name. The game is set entirely on the streets of Tokyo, all the character names are Japanese, the cars have their Japanese denominations - and I'm fairly sure that you can't really call them 'imports' when they're racing in their country of manufacture. The game starts with you choosing one of the low-cost starter vehicles. I went for the Nissan Fairlady Z33 in 'Le Mans Sunset' orange - you might know this car as the 350z. I personally know it as the car my brother-in-law owned before he had to trade it for something big enough to ferry his kids around in; seeing it perfectly replicated on screen, I pretty much had to buy it. There is a fair bit of difference between the level of detail in the cars and the level of detail to the track. The cars are very shiny, very accurate representations of their real world counterparts, but the game's setting means you're almost always racing surrounded by grey concrete and, since you're limited to racing at 'Night', 'Midnight', and 'Daybreak', it's always pretty dark. This might sound dull, but it gives the game a fantastic sense of speed. The reflection of the lights streak across your car and the roadside structures, such as the pillars of an underpass, are almost mesmeric in their own brutalist way and will whip past with a familiar thrum. There aren't many games that manage to make real world speeds feel fast, but here one hundred miles an hour feels like one hundred miles an hour. Most races take place in the series' signature 'flash your headlights at a rival to start' manner, with the winner being the first to deplete the others 'Spirit Points'. This is essentially a health bar that is reduced when you're behind in the race - the further behind, the quicker the bar diminishes. If you overtake (or get overtaken) but the cars remain bumper-to-bumper the bar will barely move. Blast past and leave the rival for dead, however, and the bar will be eradicated in no time. 'Spirit Points' are also lost for impacts with other cars and barriers - so you can be in front and still lose if you pinball around the armco too much. New to me was the 'Parking Area', where you can pick up information about special racer appearance conditions, and challenge some drivers to a 'Time Attack' event which, contrary to its name, is actually first-past-post over a set course. With the real-world highway courses, and the limitations thereof, there isn't really a lot of opportunity to win with player skill and racecraft. 'Import Tuner Challenge' is, as the Dreamcast titles in the series were, an example of what I like to call the 'CarPG' genre. By this I mean that although the player still has to drive around the courses competently, the majority of the success comes from performance improvements made to the car by levelling up - the 'Gran Turismo' series is the best known example of this sub-genre. 'Levelling up', in this case, not only includes all the usual engine, suspension, and drive chain tweaks, but also allows you to adorn your chosen ride with all manner of hideous wings, wheels, stickers, and vinyls. This is essentially a boy-racer simulator after all, so covering your mum's Honda Civic with plastic shark-fins and parts suppliers' decals is all indicative of the scene. An additional really neat touch in all this is that you are given a 'Handle' by the other racers and it evolves with your style as the game goes on. I started as "Kobe Greenhorn" having chosen that particular city for my number plate at the start and, having gone through a number of iterations, I'm currently known as the "Bullet Noble"... for some reason. All in all this is Shutokou as I remember. There's only really one downside so far, but it has the potential to be a big one: I've not lost a race yet. There are literally hundreds of rivals to beat and I've only raced a tiny fraction of them, but up until now the AI for the opponents has been particularly averse to sharp turns, which you are almost certain to encounter every race, so you only need to navigate these points faster than they do and you're home free. With that said. I did play this happily for several hours. There's a real addictive hook to cruising the streets and upgrading the car - but there's no way to know how long this will remain the case or if the challenge will increase in future races. Import Tuner Challenge - They're not imports and there is no challenge, it's a good job the tuner parts are so good.[link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 30 Apr 2020 02:19 PM PDT Hello. I'm oaf, and have my sons 360. I'm trying to get 5.1 from console, mostly for movies-apps that support 5.1. I have hdmi out to tv, optical➡️dac, also bypassed dac and went straight to avr. No 5.1. My avr is older, so no hdmi, but has optical. And plays 5.1 great. Hence no upgrade. 5.1 is listed under 360 settings, but not being picked up by avr. I've looked online, tries some of that, checked YouTube, still not getting anything beyond stereo. Is it possible? [link] [comments] | ||
| Is there any chance to transfer save files from offline profile to live account? Posted: 30 Apr 2020 05:46 PM PDT | ||
| Dad Bugs Out And Destroys His Kids' Controllers and TV Posted: 30 Apr 2020 05:14 PM PDT
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| Is it possible to fix the broken cable on a controller? Rock Band guitar, my only one :( Posted: 30 Apr 2020 03:05 PM PDT Or maybe mod it to be wireless? I could get a new one but I got this one for cheap and now it stopped working because the connection in the cable is shitty. I've always had this problem with 360 controllers. And you have to hold the cable in the right position to get a continuous connection, ughh. [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 30 Apr 2020 05:10 AM PDT i bought a preowned copy of bo3 recently for a very low price to add to my collection and it had a bo1 key in, it said it expired in 2017 but i thought id chance my arm, it worked! so if you find any of these old bo1 codes in bo3 cases, DO use them. [link] [comments] | ||
| Is it worth it to buy controller batteries? Posted: 30 Apr 2020 01:49 PM PDT I have 4 wireless controllers and use all of them with regular, rechargeable batteries, which can't be charged with the controller cable though. Is it worth it to buy 4 controller battery packs and if yes, how much money should I spend on them? [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 29 Apr 2020 11:19 PM PDT I have an old 10 year old xbox 360. In my country, as not everybody is intelligent enough (they are not idiots, we just got technology a bit late) to do things like signing into xbox live. They told me they will do it f9r me for an example of, imagine 80$, and told me it will ruin my xbox to do it myself. Is that so? Have I been lied to-to be forced to pay someone to do it for me? Or I can do it myself whenever I connect my xbox 360 to an adapter? [link] [comments] | ||
| If i ever do a purchase or i once reedem a game with a code, Microsoft not delete my account? Posted: 30 Apr 2020 04:26 AM PDT |
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