Anyone in here play Xbox Live? If you do, post your gamertag in here or you can email me, or IM me. My gamertag is: dhop
I heard that Xbox live is a rip off You have to subscribe monthly as well as buy the install package. PS2 online is much better. All you need is a 50$ kit and an internet connection
I heard hijacking a thread is a ripoff. He asked for a gamer tag or X-Box Live, you gave him a critique. Oh well, I just critiqued you, so we're both screwed. Dayam.
I heard hijacking a thread is a ripoff. He asked for a gamer tag or X-Box Live, you gave him a critique. Oh well, I just critiqued you, so we're both screwed. Dayam. [/b][/quote] There was no need for that, Elie. He was commenting on Xbox Live. There wasn't a need in the world for your comment.
hey i got xbox live.....its not that bad....first year of service is free....anyways i got a gamertag hybridsoldier11.....what games do you got? i got mechassult, unreal championship, and ghost recon....i still gotta buy isand thunder....anyways mabye ill see you on live!
Well I haven't personally purchased Xbox live for my Xbox, but my friend has. He usually lets me play on his xbox live. I usually play Return to Castle Wolfenstein: Tides of War My friends gamertag is: JCSWISS and my nickname on Wolfenstein is "Hybrid Soldier"
Forced Xbox patch kills Linux hack It would appear that Microsoft is applying patches and bug fixes to Internet-connected Xbox game consoles without explicit user consent. If an Xbox console is properly connected to the Internet and any of its Xbox Live capabilities are accessed, the console automatically downloads an update patch. Short of unplugging the console, there's apparently no way to stop the update process. Did a dangerous vulnerability that's exposing Xbox users' credit card numbers and other personal information prompt Microsoft to push this patch to consoles? No. Could unpatched consoles have been exploited my malicious hackers to turn net-connected Xbox consoles into spam relay or DOS attack servers? I doubt it. So far, it looks like the patch only fixes bugs in the Xbox's Dashboard software that have allowed users to run Linux on the console. What a relief, um, yeah. I'm sure that the Xbox's EULA gives Microsoft permission to force patches onto Xbox consoles, but I'm still not thrilled with the idea. What irks me about the update is that users apparently can't opt-out of the patch unless, of course, they unplug their consoles from the Internet. Having Microsoft automatically patch Xbox consoles or even versions of Windows isn't such a bad idea in my mind, but only if users are able to opt-out of those automatic updates.
Gamertag: Tempest72nd Games: Unreal Championship, Ghost Recon, Soldier of Fortune II: Double Helix, Rainbow Six 3, Midnight Club II
GameTag:Hybrid Theory10 Games:Mech Assult, Rainbow Six 3,Ghost Recon, Gohst Recon Island Thunder, Splinter Cell, Project Gotham 2