I am very much enjoying my OG Xbox modded with MakeMHZ's Project Stellar modchip and his Xbox HD+ HDMI mod. As an old school gamer, I love turning on my Xbox and watching the "Flubber" boot animation rendered in digital 720p. I have all my games converted to CSO which are approximately 2gb for each game. They are all stored on a 2tb hard drive. So glad early adopters are finally getting to experience the features first advertised when the modchip came out. Better late than never. MakeMHZ has been adding incremental software updates to improve on the features, the most recent of which allows you to use third party controllers, unlock hard drives, in-game screenshot capture, and fixed all known game compatibility issues. Really looking forward to the next update which will likely include network loading of ISO's. Really excited to see the Xbox scene taking off and also supportive of cheaper modchips coming out. No matter what chip you have, or Custom BIOS/OS you're running, I hope to see you all on Halo 2 on Insignia when it is being released for public beta on March 15th!!!
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Re: "Arguably The Most Powerful Xbox Modchip" Is In Development, Will Cost $7
I am very much enjoying my OG Xbox modded with MakeMHZ's Project Stellar modchip and his Xbox HD+ HDMI mod. As an old school gamer, I love turning on my Xbox and watching the "Flubber" boot animation rendered in digital 720p. I have all my games converted to CSO which are approximately 2gb for each game. They are all stored on a 2tb hard drive. So glad early adopters are finally getting to experience the features first advertised when the modchip came out. Better late than never. MakeMHZ has been adding incremental software updates to improve on the features, the most recent of which allows you to use third party controllers, unlock hard drives, in-game screenshot capture, and fixed all known game compatibility issues. Really looking forward to the next update which will likely include network loading of ISO's. Really excited to see the Xbox scene taking off and also supportive of cheaper modchips coming out. No matter what chip you have, or Custom BIOS/OS you're running, I hope to see you all on Halo 2 on Insignia when it is being released for public beta on March 15th!!!