RetroEmulationNation

Thank you so much @SS_Dave It's all good now, everything's working as expected!

Switching to X2-5035 BIOS worked The game is now able to load... however, my Xbox, which was previously configured for static IP, has now switched to DHCP. And it boots to some Xecutioner menu. How do I configure it to autoboot to XBMC and switch back to static IP?

Thanks @SS_Dave Since I have a 1.1 board with 128MB RAM, what is the most recommended BIOS to use? I have no plans to do emulation or run homebrew, my Xbox is only for running Xbox games.

Have not tried different BIOS files... not sure on how to change it in xeniumOS MS Dash and XBMC4Gamers are both set to the same resolution settings - 480p and 720p enabled, 1080i disabled.

I am getting a similar problem with this game. But I don't even get the Microsoft logo, it immediately goes to a black screen upon launch. I replaced AmpedFiles.idx and Resource\ProRecs\Gigi Ruf.res using the fix from https://www.epforums.org/showthread.php?114073-FIX-Amped-Freestyle-Snowboarding-NTSC-U-HDD-Fix I am using a 1.1 Xbox, with the XeniumICE modchip, and the XBMC4Gamers dashboard.

Check your modchip to confirm what BIOS it can support. There's no way you don't have a BIOS, otherwise the Xbox can't bootup

That's odd as SATA is just an interface, and the 2.5" or 3.5" form factor shouldn't matter. However, I cannot say for sure as I have only used 3.5" drives for my two Xboxes. After all they are more reliable and cheaper.

Watch this video tutorial... I followed the exact steps and it worked for me

DOA 5 Last Round is a deep and great fighter on the Xbox 360

The GameCube version is worth keeping simply because it has Link As far as graphics go, the Xbox version is identical to the HD remastered version on Xbox 360 and PS3, except that it is limited to 4:3 aspect ratio instead of 16:9 widescreen. And the HD remaster is not only cheap, but has both Spawn and Heihachi. But I consider the Xbox version to be superior to the HD remaster simply because it has Dolby Digital 5.1 audio, while the HD remaster is stuck with stereo audio. There's no reason to keep the PS2 version IMO

https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ao7Z5kIDEKUmguAP8ELOjH_Pf6PCDw?e=IXt0V0

Attached is the error message received

I managed to combine almost everything, and the entire package is 72GB in size. I intentionally excluded the video files for the previews and commercials. Once the upload is completed, I will post the public link here.

Managed to get all five items.. thanks for the heads up Will consolidate everything, along with other DLCs, 720p patches, and tools that I have collected, before I upload it to my OneDrive

Downloaded the contents of that entire Google Drive folder, slowly reviewing the contents now The following five items were rejected by my anti-virus due to suspected virus infection Original Xbox/Homebrew/Super Mario War.zip Original Xbox/Apps/PC Apps/Bios Tools/X2 Config Maker/Windows/X2 Config Maker V50530.1.zip Original Xbox/Dev/SDK/Xbox SDK 5558.zip Original Xbox/Dev/SDK/Xbox SDK 5788.zip Original Xbox/Dev/SDK/Xbox SDK 5849.zip @sweetdarkdestiny do you have other sources for these five files?

Best to replace the hard disk too... a 15 year old drive won't last much longer

Very nice! And congrats on the find!

The three GTA games (III, Vice City, San Andreas) is another good example. I am a latecomer to the series, and my very first GTA experience was actually GTA V on the PS4 Pro. I then decided to check out the early games on PS2 and was very, very unimpressed. Fast forward to half a year ago where I finally got my hands on an Xbox, and decided to give these three games another try and was very, very impressed. Installing the 720p patch for Vice City makes it look brand new, especially on widescreen and with trails disabled.

Soul Calibur II on the Xbox is a huge leap over the PS2 and GameCube versions. The native 720p graphics and in-game Dolby Digital 5.1 audio makes it the ultimate version, even if it runs in 4:3 at this resolution, instead of 16:9 in 480p. The audio holds up even when compared against the Soul Calibur II HD Online remaster on Xbox 360 and PS3, where the audio there is limited to only stereo.

Was your problem ever resolved? I had to load the MS Dash and tick 480p and 720p in the video settings there first for these settings to take effect. Changing the settings in XBMC4Gamers never did anything for me. I'm using a Xbox 1.1 console with XeniumICE modchip, and have the Chimeric Systems HDMI adapter.

Is this still available? I don't mind uploading it to my OneDrive or Mega for everyone to use

Yes, it's the latest version of XBMC4Gamers as I downloaded it from rocky5's Github. URLDownloader is the one that's automatically downloaded, and updated itself. I was able to download the smaller DLCs and TUs (typically < 30MB), but anything larger than that would result in the Google Drive error.

I am having a hard time with this as well. Maybe I am reading the instructions wrong. The "Virtual Drive Loader" folder is in my C root and E:\Apps. And I have the evoxdash.xbe by @KaosEngineer uploaded to my C root, with my original evoxdash.xbe renamed to evox.xbe I also have Tony Hawk's American Wasteland in G:\Games\Tony Hawk's American Wasteland (ISO) and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban in F:\Games\Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azk (ISO), both of which were generated by XBMC4Gamers' XISO to HDD script. I confirm PBL Loader appears in my Applications list, and it does flash the LED green before returning to XBMC4Gamers. However, these two games still do not load Please advice. I am using a 1.1 Xbox with the XeniumICE modchip, the BIOS is IND-5003.

Does Panzer Dragoon Orta count? It is an Xbox exclusive, but is backwards-compatible with all later Xbox consoles. In fact, this was the main reason I even got into Xbox as I was a huge fun of the earlier games on the Sega Saturn. It's a 3D on-rails shooter, where you control a dragon shooting down practically everything in sight.

Download link no longer works "No preview available. The file is in owner's trash"