If they wish, they can take any action they want upon detection, ranging from the simple Xbox Live ban to even bricking your 360 or disabling it to run any newly released games.
Originally posted by: Xyo II
If they wish, they can take any action they want upon detection, ranging from the simple Xbox Live ban to even bricking your 360 or disabling it to run any newly released games.
It wouldn't seem like that would be legal, if they can't prove that you actually used the 360 for playing pirated content.
Originally posted by: Ktulu
Originally posted by: Xyo II
If they wish, they can take any action they want upon detection, ranging from the simple Xbox Live ban to even bricking your 360 or disabling it to run any newly released games.
It wouldn't seem like that would be legal, if they can't prove that you actually used the 360 for playing pirated content.
Sony already does something similar for the PSP.
Read the article.Originally posted by: Beachboy
Just like the old X-Box... if you mod it you can't use it online. Pirates shouldn't be able to play online anyway.![]()
Originally posted by: yukichigai
Read the article.Originally posted by: Beachboy
Just like the old X-Box... if you mod it you can't use it online. Pirates shouldn't be able to play online anyway.![]()
Read the article.
Read the damn article.
Had you actually read the article you'd notice that unlike the XBox, Microsoft won't just ban you from XBox Live, they can either stop you from ever playing any new games, or completely destroy your 360 entirely. That, as they say, is f%$#ed up.
Originally posted by: yukichigai
Read the article.Originally posted by: Beachboy
Just like the old X-Box... if you mod it you can't use it online. Pirates shouldn't be able to play online anyway.![]()
Read the article.
Read the damn article.
Had you actually read the article you'd notice that unlike the XBox, Microsoft won't just ban you from XBox Live, they can either stop you from ever playing any new games, or completely destroy your 360 entirely. That, as they say, is f%$#ed up.
Originally posted by: MX2times
How can they fry your Xbox 360 if you never network it?
Originally posted by: potato28
Originally posted by: yukichigai
Read the article.Originally posted by: Beachboy
Just like the old X-Box... if you mod it you can't use it online. Pirates shouldn't be able to play online anyway.![]()
Read the article.
Read the damn article.
Had you actually read the article you'd notice that unlike the XBox, Microsoft won't just ban you from XBox Live, they can either stop you from ever playing any new games, or completely destroy your 360 entirely. That, as they say, is f%$#ed up.
So theres a secret piece of dinimite in ur 360?![]()
Originally posted by: Number1
Honest people that pay for their software would not have anny problems with this because they would not mod their XBox. What is the problem?
Give me a freakin' break. Yes, MS is evil for trying to keep people from ripping them off. These people are playing pirated games plain and simple (don't give me this backup crap). I'd rather MS cut the people off or even render their XBox useless instead of going on a rampage and suing everyone in the world for thousands of dollars like the freakin' MPAA and RIAA. Bottom line, if you buy an XBox 360 and buy the game you'll be fine. Nothing to worry about. MS is putting out a great product, quit trying to fvck it up.Originally posted by: randay
Ah, have you all been fooled into forgetting who we are dealing with here? Microsoft hasn't changed in years. They are still the most evil corporation in the universe.
Originally posted by: ScottSwingleComputers
Learn to spell please. And they can do it via software.
Originally posted by: Number1
Honest people that pay for their software would not have anny problems with this because they would not mod their XBox. What is the problem?
Originally posted by: randay
Ah, have you all been fooled into forgetting who we are dealing with here? Microsoft hasn't changed in years. They are still the most evil corporation in the universe.
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: Number1
Honest people that pay for their software would not have anny problems with this because they would not mod their XBox. What is the problem?
i am against people pireting the games myself.
but to destroy the system because someone has a mod on it is wrong.
Originally posted by: JackBurton
Give me a freakin' break. Yes, MS is evil for trying to keep people from ripping them off. These people are playing pirated games plain and simple (don't give me this backup crap). I'd rather MS cut the people off or even render their XBox useless instead of going on a rampage and suing everyone in the world for thousands of dollars like the freakin' MPAA and RIAA. Bottom line, if you buy an XBox 360 and buy the game you'll be fine. Nothing to worry about. MS is putting out a great product, quit trying to fvck it up.Originally posted by: randay
Ah, have you all been fooled into forgetting who we are dealing with here? Microsoft hasn't changed in years. They are still the most evil corporation in the universe.
Originally posted by: fire400
...then you might as well buy two Xbox 360's. a modded one, and a legit one.
sounds pretty stupid.
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: Number1
Honest people that pay for their software would not have anny problems with this because they would not mod their XBox. What is the problem?
You bought the Xbox and it is your property. You own it, you can mod it if you want. Sure, the act of playing pirated games is illegal, but the Xbox itself is still your legal and legit property. However, that is the unit that gets destroyed.
Microsoft is destroying your property for modding your Xbox. They are destroying your property, even if you did nothing wrong. It's entirely possible to mod your Xbox and never have played a pirated game, yet Microsoft still destroyed your property.
Originally posted by: Zaitsevs
Originally posted by: randay
Ah, have you all been fooled into forgetting who we are dealing with here? Microsoft hasn't changed in years. They are still the most evil corporation in the universe.
I agree that bricking is taking it a bit far, but what makes them evil? A. the mooders are most likely breaking the EULA, which probably forfeits many of their own rights anyway as soon as they comprimise it. B. microsoft is just another company trying to compete in the business world.
but I do not see what makes them so evil, is this just another script kiddie cliche of " oh noez micros0ft sux!!! windoze xp hax, lol."
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: Number1
Honest people that pay for their software would not have anny problems with this because they would not mod their XBox. What is the problem?
You bought the Xbox and it is your property. You own it, you can mod it if you want. Sure, the act of playing pirated games is illegal, but the Xbox itself is still your legal and legit property. However, that is the unit that gets destroyed.
Microsoft is destroying your property for modding your Xbox. They are destroying your property, even if you did nothing wrong. It's entirely possible to mod your Xbox and never have played a pirated game, yet Microsoft still destroyed your property.