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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Originally Posted by TLwizard
(Post 10124814)
Is it possible to create a UK Live account with access from your US console? I know the PS3's really good at this, but am interested in trying it on my 360.
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
I install all the games I'm currently playing to my hard drive. I haven't had this problem on any other title but I haven't played much other than Red Faction the last week or so. Twice I've had the game crash with a "Disc Unreadable" error. Has anyone else had this when playing from the hard drive? I'm not sure what might cause it, but these are the possibilities I see in least-most alarming order:
1) Bad image on the hard drive 2) Periodic DVD check (I don't think it even does this) fails a) Bad DVD b) Bad DVD Drive 3) Bad sector on the hard drive this image happens to occupy So, now I'm paranoid that my hard drive has a problem. I guess I need to move all my volatile data (saves, profiles, delilsted XBLA games) off for safe-keeping. Has anyone else experienced this when playing from the hard drive? |
re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Originally Posted by TheBigDave
(Post 10125036)
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I'm starting to think that either scott is as old as that thing in his avatar, or he's trolling us all pretty hard.
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
How long will this sale last?
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We only know when it starts. Presumably, it goes on forever!
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:suicide:
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Originally Posted by pinata242
(Post 10125322)
I install all the games I'm currently playing to my hard drive. I haven't had this problem on any other title but I haven't played much other than Red Faction the last week or so. Twice I've had the game crash with a "Disc Unreadable" error. Has anyone else had this when playing from the hard drive? I'm not sure what might cause it, but these are the possibilities I see in least-most alarming order:
1) Bad image on the hard drive 2) Periodic DVD check (I don't think it even does this) fails a) Bad DVD b) Bad DVD Drive 3) Bad sector on the hard drive this image happens to occupy So, now I'm paranoid that my hard drive has a problem. I guess I need to move all my volatile data (saves, profiles, delilsted XBLA games) off for safe-keeping. Has anyone else experienced this when playing from the hard drive? |
re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
I usually play whatever I'm currently playing from the HD. I've never had a read error with an installed game.
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Originally Posted by Shagrath
(Post 10125548)
I'm starting to think that either scott is as old as that thing in his avatar, or he's trolling us all pretty hard.
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Originally Posted by superfro
(Post 10126009)
I usually play whatever I'm currently playing from the HD. I've never had a read error with an installed game.
These Gold Box sales always sound so good and then i never find anything i actually want in them. Do they ever do pre-orders? I would love to find UFC 2010 on the cheap. Or find Deadly Premonition even cheaper. :lol: |
re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Originally Posted by pinata242
(Post 10125993)
Bump.
http://forum.teamxbox.com/showthread.php?t=603719 how full is your hard drive, I do remember one guy saying if your hd is full, it might error.... |
re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
are you saying the error is only happening on Red Faction??? If so, I just played that off the Hard Drive and had no problems.
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Originally Posted by foxdvd
(Post 10126048)
are you saying the error is only happening on Red Faction??? If so, I just played that off the Hard Drive and had no problems.
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
I also just read that it could be a corrupted save file...
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
It's only happens during RF but that might be coincidental as it's pretty much all I've played this week. Save file was never corrupted and because it never happened during saving. Luckily that game is very good about autosaving after you do anything significant so I never lost much time. It was just annoying but I'm more worried about a possible problem with the hdd or console.
I didn't think much of the first occurrence, but the second alarmed me. |
re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
I always install my current game(s) to the HD, and I didn't have any errors while playing Red Faction. I've seen the error you're talking about before, but I don't remember what game it was. I think it happened a couple of times and then never again, so I don't have any helpful input.
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Originally Posted by TheBigDave
(Post 10125036)
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Originally Posted by JasonF
(Post 10126983)
Does everyone get the same deals?
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Back to USB->PC/Mac backups.
Upon discovering the Battlestar Galactica XBLA game was delisted from the Marketplace, I decided to run through my list of everything and make a backup (again of the full USB contents, not individual files) of the stuff that is irreplaceable. Going off memory, I saved the following things: Battlestar Galactica (XBLA) Hexic HD (XBLA) Juggernaut Playable Character (MUA2 DLC) Does anyone know of a comprehensive list of things that are no longer available? Also, if you have any questions about this, feel free to ask here or PM me. |
re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Crap! I forgot about the great Midway expungement! Here's a list of all the delisted games according Wiki:
Battlestar Galactica Cyberball 2072 Defender Double Dragon EA Sports Fantasy Football Live Draft Tracker EA Sports Fantasy Football Live Score Tracker Gauntlet Joust Lost Cities Paperboy Robotron: 2084 Root Beer Tapper Smash TV Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 Yaris! I know they said that if you bought the stuff in the past, it would always be there. I say better safe than sorry. |
re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Originally Posted by pinata242
(Post 10128513)
Crap! I forgot about the great Midway expungement! Here's a list of all the delisted games according Wiki:
Double Dragon Paperboy Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe I know they said that if you bought the stuff in the past, it would always be there. I say better safe than sorry. |
re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
I didn't mean to imply all those games were Midway. I just forgot about the Midway issue and it prompted me to compile that list of everything. I had 4 more (Gauntlet, Joust, Paperboy, and Robotron) to add to my backup plans.
Wii's DRM is way, way worse than Xbox's. On the Xbox you get rights to play your stuff on any console as long as you're signed into live AND anybody can play your stuff on the Xbox it was originally downloaded to (or where the DRM was last transferred). Of course, the only requirement is you actually buy the stuff when it's available. On the Wii it's tied only to the console. If you want to buy a new black Wii in May, you're fucked. If your Wii dies, you're fucked. Nintendo is capable of helping you transfer your content, but the process has seemed very YMMV and/or pricey from what I've seen. |
re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Originally Posted by pinata242
(Post 10128912)
Wii's DRM is way, way worse than Xbox's. On the Xbox you get rights to play your stuff on any console as long as you're signed into live AND anybody can play your stuff on the Xbox it was originally downloaded to (or where the DRM was last transferred). Of course, the only requirement is you actually buy the stuff when it's available. On the Wii it's tied only to the console. If you want to buy a new black Wii in May, you're fucked. If your Wii dies, you're fucked. Nintendo is capable of helping you transfer your content, but the process has seemed very YMMV and/or pricey from what I've seen. |
re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
That is better asked in the Wii thread for people that have gone through it.
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I was just thinking about this for some reason : The last year of the NFL 2K games (2K5, I think) the game had a feature where you could rip music samples off a CD and insert them into the game. I thought that was awesome - I had the opening of "Lose Yourself" blaring during the pregame warm-ups, the speakers blasted RHCP's "Give It Away" when the home team made an interception, etc. It made the game so much cooler. Has any game done that since?
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No. And I loved that feature too. I used a few Soundgarden songs, for interceptions and stuff like that.
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Originally Posted by Kedrix
(Post 10129015)
Okay...but if you create an account on your Wii and go to the website, it lists all of the games I've downloaded as far as VC goes. If my Wii died...wouldn't I be able to get those games back based on that account? If I can't, then what is the purpose of it? I'm a little confused since there is a record of what I've done.
The 360 DRM is great by comparison. I download all of my games to the console in the living room and everyone can play them on it. I then take my profile with me and I can play my games on any other Xbox as long as I'm on live. If I want a new Xbox I can move all my games to the new one by myself. Nintendo's DRM is the worst kind of restrictive bullshit I have ever seen. God forbid I lose my DSi because I will also lose all my games I have downloaded. This is not a problem with the PSP or any other gaming system. |
re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Originally Posted by darkside
(Post 10129431)
You would think that but you can't. I just went through all this on the phone with Nintendo when the DSiXL came out. They flat refused to move my games to a new handheld. The only exception they will make is if your Wii or DSi breaks and you send it to them for repairs. If it is out of warranty you have to pay for the refurb and they will then move the games over. The online record of your purchases is meaningless since it is also tied to one piece of hardware.
The 360 DRM is great by comparison. I download all of my games to the console in the living room and everyone can play them on it. I then take my profile with me and I can play my games on any other Xbox as long as I'm on live. If I want a new Xbox I can move all my games to the new one by myself. Nintendo's DRM is the worst kind of restrictive bullshit I have ever seen. God forbid I lose my DSi because I will also lose all my games I have downloaded. This is not a problem with the PSP or any other gaming system. |
re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Re: downloads
is it normal for downloads to stop when certain games are booted up and played? if i have pending downloads and play Borderlands, single player, not online or anything, they always stop. i don't think this has happened with other games, but not sure. |
re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Some games do connect to the servers regardless, so yeah. that happens on some.
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
That's correct. You can easily circumvent the game auto-connecting to their servers by unplugging your network cable. Problem solved :up:
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Where can i find the network cable for my xbox? I'm in my living room, is it along the wall with the bookshelf or the couch?
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
You're going to need a wire hanger, some silly putty, and ass-less chaps and go in through the open disc tray unless you wanna void your warranty!
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thanks guys.
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Originally Posted by pinata242
(Post 10130008)
You're going to need a wire hanger, some silly putty, and ass-less chaps and go in through the open disc tray unless you wanna void your warranty!
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
Put on the chaps and go upstairs. Slowly.
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re: The official Xbox 360 thread - the console of choice on nuclear submarines
:lol:
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