Hacking Question about hacking installed games

[twindtrout9783]

I want to know if you can somehow extract and edit the files of installed games (the ones that you install from a disc)
I have Dragon Ball Xenoverse installed onto my flash drive, these are it's files: (6851.06 Megabytes/6.53 Gigabytes total.)

I want to know if I can edit these, (and how if possible.)

 

[godreborn]

are you using an rgh or jtag?

 

[DinohScene]

You'll need to convert it to a folder rip.
NXE2ISO can convert it to ISO and Xbox Image Browser can extract it for you.

You do need a JTAG/RGH to play it tho.

 

[twindtrout9783]

You'll need to convert it to a folder rip.
NXE2ISO can convert it to ISO and Xbox Image Browser can extract it for you.

You do need a JTAG/RGH to play it tho.

Do I need dual nand for JTAG/RGH?
I still want to be able to use Xbox Live

 

[DinohScene]

Yes, if you want a clean NAND for XBL usage.
Stealth servers aren't ideal if you want your GT to remain clean.

 

[godreborn]

iirc, god (games on demand, which are full retail titles) was how the encryption was broken. afaik, god and nxe rips are nearly identical aside from the requirement of a disc, so nxe2god is lightning fast and can batch convert within seconds. however, you need a jtag or rgh to play those games.

 

[lisreal2401]

I thought of a theory years ago which essentially is useless but should technically let you used modified installations for game modding

Have burned game, flashed 360 or whatever, install to a USB enclosure that you can spoof the ID of, person with stock disc keeps their file denoting the motherboard it's assigned to, replaced game files on spoofed.there you go?

I only had this come to me when I attempted changing the enclosure for a hard drive I still use only for it to say game install wasn't original to the device - suggesting the device isn't the drive, but rather whatever the drive is labeled on the USB end. I have no clue if this would work or not since when I figured out it could be attacked, I assumed no one would care.

 

[godreborn]

I think that's what xkey and xode are: hdd instead of discs. you're still limited to untampered discs and no dlc or xbla stuff. I have no experience with them though.

 

[lisreal2401]

I think that's what xkey and xode are: hdd instead of discs. you're still limited to untampered discs and no dlc or xbla stuff. I have no experience with them though.

This wouldn't involve any hacking of the DVD drive - it's just a oversight of how a USB drive doesn't consider the usage of removable readers/enclosures.

 

[godreborn]

not sure I understand. I think the kv contains make/model of dvd drive, so if you were to use a different drive, it would have to be spoofed. I'm not sure about replacing the drive with an hdd though if that's what you mean.