TOP SECRET MEGA CD 2004

I found a program that should burn any video game and play with no mod chips it is called TOP SECRET MEGA CD 2004 does anyone know if it works.Also it has Game Switch software where you can burn a PS2 game and play it on your Xbox or burn a Gamecube and play it.

 

Sounds like a TOP SECRET BULL SHITING YOU cd, as there's no such thing possible. Why would something manufactored by sony or microsoft decide that when a special cd came along it would suddenly decide to boot foreign material, when it's never done it before.

 

There is also some other program that burned a movie with a Cd burner on to a DVD+R disc and it plays on my Xbox why would this not work

 

really....you should have your own forum.

 

its not you need a modchip or swapmagic for that

 

As far as I know there is no way to Burn a DVD disk
(+ or-) with a cd Burner. It’s just not possible as there are major differences between a DVD and a CD.

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That's my two cents.
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burned movies play on ps2's without a modchip, but games REQUIRE a mod of some sort.

 

Sorry I made a mistake it was a DVD burner but it still played on my Xbox and I have never modded it

 

So is it possible to play a backup movie without a mod chip on an Xbox

 

yes

 

It all depends on the DVD-ROM drive that comes with the Xbox. There are 3 versions - Samsung, Thompson, and Phillips (I think). I have the Thompson version and it won't let me play burnt movies. But I heard the Samsung and Phillips drives are less picky and should be able to do the job.

 

The Samsung (its got four holes, one in each corner of the drive) is the best one, but, if you plan on modding and can spend the $ for $120 you can get a modding samsung 616-T (hacked computer drive) that reads the disks @ 16x (instead of 2x or 4x).

 

There are 2 issues here, firstly to do with dvd drives on the xbox, thompson and phillips are picky about what media they will use.
The second issue is a matter of copy protection, the xbox will check to ensure the media inserted is genuine. You can bypass the latter with a modchip or if the xbox kernel is >5530 then you can do soemthing known as a softmod, this allows you to play copies without opening the system.
There is no magic system to convert XBOX/PSX/GC games thats just silly, the architecture of such system is completely different. Plus what about an XBOX game that required more all the system ram (64mb) trying to run this on a ps2 or gc for this reason alone would make it impossible as both the ps2 and GC have less ram, that asides its still impossible to convert the games.
If your a noob i wouldnt reccomend a softmod, just take your console to a professional

Hyperstar
Also pop_smith are you sure about a modded samsung running at 16X i heard flashing the xbox samsung firmware would restrict its reading speed to 4X like the normal xbox samsung firmware, i wasnt aware it had changed
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Maybe your right, i just thought i remember reading that it reads @ 16x.

what? you can't play backups without a modchip i thought

 

No it is possible to setup a system using a series of software exploits in the orignal xbox dash so that it can be made to play copies without opening the system, and with no modchip

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If PS2 and gamecube have less Ram then couldnt u play their games on an Xbox

 

If its modded and you have the required emulators then yes you can. You also need to own any ROMs/ISO images that don't come with the emulator

 

Thanks but which emulators and where can I get them

 

Sorry to bust your bubbles but there is no way you can play PS2 or GC games on XBox, and I don't think it will ever be possible. The N64 and PSX emulators can barely run on Xbox, with a lot of proglems mind you, and they just started working on a DreamCast emulator for PC. You still need an up to date PC in order to run it. It's called Chankast and there are only a handful of games that can be played right now.