XBox 360 with Hard Drive controller 9 games

Hi All

Just to confuse things, I have another 360 for sale! :blink: lol :)

Info XBox 360 console, boxed with PSU, component HD lead, Official wireless controller, 20GB Hard drive and 9 games.

This console had a new motherboard from Microsoft last year and has worked flawlessly since. The box it comes in is not the best (has some tears). The hard drive has some scuffs on it but works fine (has been wiped clean, ready for the next owner :) ). The dashboard has been updated as per the pic.

The games are as follows:

Halo (original Xbox game)
NBA 2k7
NHL 2k7
Xbox live arcade unplugged
Colin McRae Dirt
Fifa 09
Fifa 08
Pro Evo 2008
Pro Evo 2009

All come with manuals.

Everything is tested and working OK. This is not banned from Live.

Price £100 P&P free
Postage UK Only
Payment Paypal (gift) or you pay the fees. Collection welcome.

Item is as pictured, what you see if what you get :)

What version dashboard does it have? I'm guessing it's the latest huh? :(

as you can see from the last pic alexh it is not suitable for what you thought :D

Yep :) as per Keropi's post, its been updated and not one of the older dashboards.

I've been after a Jasper 6717 for a while, they almost never come up or are outside my self imposed budget.

Whats a Jasper 6717??:)

Jasper = Xbox 360 motherboard code name.

Chronologically : Xenon, Zephyr, Falcon, Opus, Jasper and Vejle

6717 = Dashboard / Kernel version.

The Jasper 6717 is the last, most reliable, Xbox 360 which has exploit which enables you to run homebrew.

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Originally Posted by alexh

Xbox 360 which has exploit which enables you to run homebrew.

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*ahem* also known as JTAG! :cool:

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Oh and this one too...

Ill drop you a pm

PM replied :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by RED IMPACT

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Originally Posted by alexh

Xbox 360 which has exploit which enables you to run homebrew.

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*ahem* also known as JTAG!

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Not really. JTAG is the name of an industry standard CPU port. You use the 360's JTAG port to enable a software exploit.