RetroEmulationNation
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Many thanks for taking over and ensuring it doesn't get lost in the sands of time. I had completely lost track of it due to work etc etc, but I don't think it was updated past 2022.
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I'm taking the repository I am hosting in my OneDrive down as Microsoft has been increasing the price of their Microsoft 365 subscriptions year on year over the past two years and the current 2025 prices no longer make sense. Anyone interested should download it before I take it down in end of this month.
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Dang part 2 Social media and YouTube videos for Stellar has been minimal thus far.... Was expecting some YouTube reviews already by now... My Stellar modchip is still in the mail, not expecting it to arrive in my shores for at least 2 more weeks
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Has anyone received their Stellar modchips?
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128 Meg Ram is it worth it in 2023
RetroEmulationNation replied to ZorPrime's topic in Hardware Mods
I wouldn't say it is a necessity - but if the option presents itself, there's no harm with this upgrade either since it opens up Chihiro games like Outrun 2 and Virtua Cop 3, and also the ability to play Starcraft: Ghost. -
Are you sure about this? this is only for kernel debugging and firmware recovery if the modchip somehow got bricked. There shouldn't be a need to use the USB port in most use cases. StellarOS is already baked in to the modchip, no further work is required based on what I am reading at https://makemhz.com/blogs/news/announcing-project-stellar-plus-more
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AFAIK any hard disk would be fine. I have a 2TB WD Cavier Blue in my Xbox. And yes, if you already have the pin headers the Project Stellar modchip would just be a drop in replacement for whatever modchip you have. I do not recall if soldering any additional wires are required - you can always check in with Dustin at https://discord.gg/9aammkvj
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Ordered mine directly from Dustin's site yesterday Project Stellar + XboxHD+ v1 Upgrade Kit came to $110 with international shipping
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There's still lots of other lower selling consoles like the Saturn, Dreamcast, and 3DO in circulation. I estimate at least 50% of the surviving OG Xbox consoles still alive today are already in the hands of fans and enthusiasts who would know how to take care of them and take care to recap them every few years. I believe the console can last another 20-50 years if properly taken care of.
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MakeMHz HDMI combines with 128 MB RAM
RetroEmulationNation replied to bot_1's topic in Hardware Mods
128MB RAM compatible patch for the M8plus BIOS used with the XboxHD+ is now available I've updated the BIOS in my XeniumICE chip and so far everything is working great without any game compatibility issues. Still haven't installed the XboxHD+ kit though -
I assign a static IP to my Xbox via the original MS Dashboard No problems with downloads via XBMC4Gamers or connecting to the console via FTP Perhaps you should consider using a static IP? Just use ipconfig in your PC to identify what is your router's IP address (I am betting it's 192.168.0.1). The rest should be relatively straightforward.
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Game files with too long of a filename
RetroEmulationNation replied to datura's topic in General Xbox Discussion
It's a restriction of the FATX file system used by the Xbox, which applies to all files stored in the hard disk. This restriction does not apply to files stored in DVD. This is unfortunately a known issue -
You can give these games a try 007: Agent Under Fire 007: From Russia With Love Advent Rising Alien Hominid Aliens vs Predator: Extinction Arctic Thunder Area 51 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Chaos Bleeds Capcom Fighting Evolution Conan Crazy Taxi 3 Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball Gunvalkyrie Manhunt Marvel vs Capcom 2 Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks Punisher Samurai Shodown V Shikigami no Shiro Shikigami no Shiro II Shikigami no Shiro Evolution SNK vs Capcom: SVC Chaos Spawn: Armageddon Street Fighter Anniversary Collection
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I referred to https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/xbox/category/999-all and see how the games were reviewed by both readers and critics when loading up my 2TB drive. A 1TB drive should easily fit at least 300 games, as some of them (i.e. Kakuto Chojin, Crazy Taxi 3) are quite small.
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Sorry... I am hosting it in OneDrive simply because I have 1TB storage there. Others in the community are more than welcome to mirror it in a faster host like Mega or Google Drive.
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