Hacking Any xbox 360 homebrew online?

[Dontwait00]

Is there any homebrew to play online without link or live? (Like a mmorpg or a quake arena?)

If not, is it worth it now on 2018?

 

[DinohScene]

I suppose Quake can play on a local LAN.
But aside from stealth servers and LiNK, the homebrew scene for 360 is pathetic.

 

[Dontwait00]

Yeah! Its true! The community now goes on Switch or newer consoles.

Btw, is it worth it at least trying? Just to support some fps-games with multiplayer online support(?) spend time on here, on libXenon?

 

[InsaneNutter]

Actual homebrew ports I believe Quake 3 could play on a lan with a PC and possibly online if you had a valid cd key, its been years since I tested that however so i'm not 100% sure now.

It's probably not really worth it in 2018 to be honest, i'd imagine the majority of people playing online are on Xbox Live with a legit / flashed console.

Last time i checked quite a few people still played Halo 2 on Xlink Kai.

 

[Dontwait00]

Actual homebrew ports I believe Quake 3 could play on a lan with a PC and possibly online if you had a valid cd key, its been years since I tested that however so i'm not 100% sure now.

It's probably not really worth it in 2018 to be honest, i'd imagine the majority of people playing online are on Xbox Live with a legit / flashed console.

Last time i checked quite a few people still played Halo 2 on Xlink Kai.

First of all, thank you @InsaneNutter for doing a lot for the community! Really! Thanks!

Second, i have found, some days ago, that halo 2 is playable online on xlink kai because of people still likes halo, but now is obsolete kai. Its better LiNK.

For the hb game, it will be cool, also with a port from other consoles. Connecting the xbox to the pc throw a lan, bridging the internet to a router (without forward ports) still connects the certain server like xboxunity.com

Now there isnt any way to use IE with a rgh, so now im stuck. If it will be a possible way to use a simple http-browser to test things, it will be better no?