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Some time last year I was working on an exploit for the Xbox 360 console (which would later turn into the much anticipated softmod) and found myself in need of a way to modify the firmware for a HDD to try and exploit a race condition.

Welcome to part 2 of the Hacking the Xbox 360 Hypervisor blog series.

Welcome to part 1 of my series on hacking the Xbox 360 hypervisor.

Back in 2016 I really wanted to improve my exploit development skills and find some new bugs to hack the original Xbox.

This blog post goes over all of the work I’ve done to add HD resolution support to the Original Xbox version of Halo 2.

There’s something very satisfying about holding an arcade light gun in your hands and having your ear drums shattered every time it recoils, that no other consumer or homebrew light gun has been able to replicate.

This is a short write up about how I diagnosed and debugged some precision loss issues I was encountering on NVIDIA graphics cards.

If you’ve played Dead Rising on PC you’ve probably encountered this error before.

In this post I’ll be going over the technical details behind the Frogger’s Adventure: The Rescue Compatibility Fix that Kneesnap and I recently released.

I’ve recently been playing around with CPLDs and the original xbox console.