Hey guys,

My Original 360 recently stopped displaying video output. No RROD, Audio still works, tried 3 sets of cables on 2 diff tvs so I know its something with the video card.

Anyway, I bought myself the new 360 the smaller version that recently came out, so now i have the broken 360, which i can get fixed and the new system that obviously works fine.

Either way, I would love to have emulators on one of the 360s so that i can play them on my tv. I already know I can just get a pc cable and run them through my laptop to my tv, but i kind of like the idea of having it all in one device. I dont care about playing copied 360 games, I dont mind buying them i just want my extensive library of old school games easily accessible through my system.

Do i need to mod my system to get this done? I wouldnt care if i had to because I have the old 360 I can mod with nothing to lose if something went wrong since it is already broken.

Being a noob with this sort of stuff, I dont know anything about opening up the system and modding it so I would need to hire someone to do the job. Anyway, my question is what are my options to get this done, and how can it be done? any help on the subject would be awesome. I have heard there's a way through windows media center, but i know there are plenty of tech savvy AZ members so i figured i go to you guys on the subject. Thanks in advance.

Sorry for the fairly long post, i hope my use of paragraphs encouraged some people to read it haha.

 

no body has replied? really?

i would really like to know this as well.

 

yes you will have to mod the system and result in getting banned. Run the emulation on a PC, it is a much easier process and BSNES/Project 64/Dolphin can run most if not all games at 60+fps (50+ for pal)