tbf I like what Microsoft did with the Xbox, you can run your own stuff on it correct? I'd imagine a fair bit of the lack of interest is a result of thatThere are no known exploits yet, next-gen is still extremely fresh. With Series S/X it's hard to know if there will even be any interest in exploiting it, since nobody seemed to bother with XB1.
Microsoft was actually impressed with all the mods for the OG Xbox, that they integrated many of the features to the 360, like loading your games to the HDD, and allowing external storage.tbf I like what Microsoft did with the Xbox, you can run your own stuff on it correct? I'd imagine a fair bit of the lack of interest is a result of that
Probably because all the games are on PC and you don't have to exploit it to get them free.Yeah, why didn't anyone ever bother exploiting the XB1? It would be an absolute powerhouse for Linux.
Yeah that's the other part of the equation, people who are only interested in homebrew have no reason to want to exploit it.tbf I like what Microsoft did with the Xbox, you can run your own stuff on it correct? I'd imagine a fair bit of the lack of interest is a result of that
There are no known exploits yet, next-gen is still extremely fresh. With Series S/X it's hard to know if there will even be any interest in exploiting it, since nobody seemed to bother with XB1.
forza 5, horizon 2 and halo 5 are on pc? i can't find them anywhere, and halo 5 forge isn't halo 5Probably because all the games are on PC and you don't have to exploit it to get them free.
Right, with the value of GamePass, most people don't even see a reason to hack it.
There is RetroArch retail hack... it works good..
As far as hacks go, that is it...
Dev mode would need to stop completely for that to happen and frankly I'm not entirely sure if that will happen or not, even though I have been hearing news and rumors about it.Longer answer: Someone needs to be interested enough to do so, and that's where the problem generally lies.