Convert original xbox game xbox 360

At the time of the issue, there was no information or acknowledgment from any implicated party. That said, during this period, when you went to cop the game, it gave you the DLC.

Xbox users only found this out when after the game was downloaded they went to boot it up and it didn't work. That said, this is apparently no longer an issue and those who purchased the game during this time now have proper access. Insert your original Xbox game into the Xbox The game will begin launching automatically, and you'll see the Xbox logo. Not all games work on the Xbox For a complete list of what games will and won't work with your Xbox , please select this link.

Install the game update if prompted. When you insert the game, you may be prompted to download an update. Some games will not require an update to be downloaded, while others require a specific update for that game. You'll need to be connected to the internet in order to get the update file you need to play the game. If you get the message that your game is not compatible, but the list says that it is, make sure that your console is connected to the internet. Start playing the game.

After the update is installed, the game will begin. You won't need to download anything in the future when you play the game again. Double-check that your game is compatible. Not all Xbox games work on the Xbox Double-check the list above to see if your game will work. Check if the disc is scratched. If the game has been scratched too much, it may not play.

If you can, try testing it on another system to see if your console is the problem or if the disc isn't reading. If the disc is scratched, you may be able to fix it by polishing it with toothpaste. Use a small drop and polish the scratches, scrubbing in straight lines out from the center of the disc.

Rinse it off and let it dry when you're finished. Click here for detailed instructions. Check your network connection. You may need to download an update for the game when you start it.

In order to do this, you'll need to be connected to Xbox Live with a Silver free or Gold account. Ensure that your hard drive is official. Only the official hard drives made by Microsoft include the emulation software needed to play Xbox games.

If you bought your hard drive used or from a different vendor, it may be a knock-off. If you have an official drive, it may have an error. Microsoft will be able to replace it if it is still under warranty. Make sure the original Xbox game is on the list of backward-compatible games. Yes No. Not Helpful 14 Helpful Not Helpful 12 Helpful You'll need an emulator that must be installed from Xbox Live which requires an active internet connection and at least a valid silver account.

Not Helpful 1 Helpful 4. You should be able to check the storage on the hard drive and see a Microsoft logo. Not Helpful 6 Helpful 6. Original controllers cannot be plugged into an Xbox Open the connection after entering the details, and after a moment you should see several folders appear.

Open the "D: " folder. This will display the contents of the game disc in the FTP program. It may take a minute or so for this folder to appear if you just inserted the disc. Create a folder for the game on your computer. Use the right frame in the FTP program to create a folder that will store the game backup files.

Drag the files from the Xbox's "D: " folder to the new folder on your computer. Drag the files from the left frame to the right frame and drop them into the folder you just created. Wait as the data is transferred from the Xbox to your computer. Insert a blank DVD-R into your disc burner. The DVD-R format will provide the best results when burning your backup copies to disc.

Try to use a high-quality brand like Verbatim or Memorex. Open your ISO burning program. When the program loads, browse for the xISO file that you just created. Lower the write speed.

Find the Write Speed controls in the burning program interface. Lower it to 2X or 4X to reduce the possibility of errors while burning. Start the burning process. This will create a working backup of your game that you can play on your modded Xbox. Make sure that you don't try to play online, as this could get your account banned. Method 2. Mod your original Xbox. In order to install a new hard drive and back up your games to it, you'll need to mod your Xbox console.

This will require an Action Replay so that you can copy files from your computer to the Xbox and an original copy of a game that can be exploited to install the custom software. For detailed instructions on modding your Xbox, click here. Download the exploit for the game that you are using. You can find these exploits on a variety of different Xbox modding sites. Copy the exploit files from your computer to the Xbox memory card, and then copy them from the card to the Xbox HDD.

Start the exploitable game and load the save file that you copied. This will begin installing the mod software. Select the menu option to start the installation. The menu will vary depending on your exploit. You'll usually be asked to choose a new dashboard, which is a personal preference as they share functionality.

Install a new hard drive optional. The standard hard drive on the Xbox will not be large enough to store more than one game if that. Replacing the hard drive allows you to install a massive hard drive that can fit hundreds of games. Open your Xbox and remove the old drive.

You'll need a Torx 20 and a Torx 10 screwdriver in order to access the hard drive. Click here for detailed instructions on opening the Xbox case and removing the hard drive. Make sure to store the drive in case you need to use it to restore the Xbox.

Install DVD2Xbox. This is a program for your modded Xbox that can copy your game discs onto your Xbox hard drive. You can then play these backups directly from your hard drive. Some exploits may have installed this program automatically, or you can use the Slayer Auto Install tool to add it to your modded dashboard. Insert the game that you want to backup. You'll need to insert the original disc for the game that you want to backup to your hard drive.