The Big Black Book of Xbox Mods

[Defiance]

Well this happened back around February, but I guess I'll post it now. Anyway, I was at Borders looking around, and guess what I see? I see this book title "The Big Black Book of Xbox Mods." Well now looking back at it, I realize modchips are illegal in America.

Anyway, in the book it talks about soft mods, regular mods (the solder kind) and stuff like that. And in one of the pages I remember it saying that modchips are completely legal, and that you should not use this book to try and pirate. Man, and I couldn't buy the book because I didn't bring any money! And I live in America!

Oh, and it's copyright date was in like 2005.

 

[silent sniper]

umm... google?

 

[redact]

you mean this?

 

[Man18]

chips are not illegal here... yet.

 

[Mewgia]

chips are not illegal here... yet.

Yes they are.

 

[Damademan3]

the chips themselves are not illegal, its the manner on how you use them and how they are developed. using them for burnt games ect is a illegal act just as much as reverse engineering to create the chip.

 

[silent sniper]

ummm... Yes they are. they have been for several years now. just having them is illegal.

 

[Defiance]

you mean this?

Yeah, that's it. I was just wondering how they would get away with a book like that in America.

 

[Mewgia]

you mean this?

Yeah, that's it. I was just wondering how they would get away with a book like that in America.

You can print almost anything in America because of the 1st Amendment. Just take the Anarchist's Cookbook, for example.

 

[BoneMonkey]

the title of this thread is NOT PC it should be called The Big African American Book of Xbox Mods

 

[Mewgia]

the title of this thread is NOT PC it should be called The Big African American Book of Xbox Mods

See the section about "black pplz": http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c....ur_stupid_ideas