No.
There's no public hack that enables piracy.
There's no public hack that enables piracy.
why do you have news of unpublished hacks? confide in us ordinary mortals
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Alternative plan (but not necessarily cheap) Get a gaming PC, play all Xbox One exclusives cracked and most likely Xbox Series X too, play way more emulators than any where else.
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piracy is impossible on the xbox one/series x at this time
dev mode is useful for homebrew apps/games and emulators though
dev mode is useful for homebrew apps/games and emulators though
Somebody out there probably has an Xbox one exploit, thing is, it probably can be patched, and it's more useful to use an exploit to hopefully find more, instead of burning it up by releasing it
And just because there may be an exploit, it still may have to be chained with more exploits to get full hardware control
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i think devs didnt bothered with hacks, as dev mode is available,
most devs are retrogamers, and hacking retail games is not in their list,
i also want it though, but ps4 has waaayyy more exclusives..
most devs are retrogamers, and hacking retail games is not in their list,
i also want it though, but ps4 has waaayyy more exclusives..
Unless a hacker hacks the console for a challenge, I doubt there ever will be one. Microsoft gave everyone homebrew via devmode, and ports nearly all their exclusives to PC, which is much easier to pirate on.
Because of this, Problably hackers will spend their times in ps4 or ps5. ps4 scene is slow growing. ps5 one day who knows.
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