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20-06-2002, 16:58
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O' it can be done<-------
Its like this....If the xbox and xbox games can be made by man....then they can be copied.If it was impossible to make the discs,then there would be no xbox games.Just because you cant do it doesnt mean that it cant be done.And do you really think the ones making the xbox games have any use for this forum?
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23-06-2002, 20:19
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they can already be copied. 40+ games were released on the net. The question is, when will "it" be released to the public. (the way how is what i mean by "it")
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24-06-2002, 07:24
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You Can Do It
Already they have made it possible to replicate xbox console cd's. The fact of the matter is that to repeat this process you must have a dvd burner, which is now costing hundreds. Xbox games were burned using a blue laser typical to dvd burners, not the red for cdr and cdrw. With current software such as a dvdr or a dvdrw you could make backups of your xbox software.
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28-06-2002, 17:48
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"With current software such as a dvdr or a dvdrw you could make backups of your xbox software"
Ok so if you know about this then tell me what software?!? If you put a xbox DVD into your DVD-rom drive the DVDr software comes back with a xbox game that is only 14MB, this works for all games I have tested 5 myself. Therefor even with a DVD burner all you get is a worthless 14MB DVD that does nothing. If anyone has any ideas or information on making a backup of xbox games let me know! -Lambers
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