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Ah right! I'll do that for now. Thx bro.

Great news! I can't wait to try out the new version. Hope it'll be released soon. [REQUEST] I also hope you guys still find the time to implement a Quick-Launch option. Now, I still have to browse each time to the game I've been playing these last couple of weeks. (This is the last time I ask about this. I won't bother you with this request in the future. )

When I installed Aurora, the covers loaded almost immediately, while cover loading in F3 was a bit slow. An internet connection will indeed go a long way.

Haha, nice! I wouldn't know where to begin.

Aaaah, so the "device" is actually the location of my games (e.g., external HDD). Thx for clarifying.

You can copy the files in the content folder of disc 2 to the content folder of you internal HDD, yes. That way, you'll get the HD content of the game, with higher resolution textures and the like. Have fun.

Try loading up disc 2. The singleplayer campaign is spread across the two discs and you probably reached the end of disc 1.

[REQUEST] I've already expressed how grateful I am for the new Aurora dash! Now, I still have a question and some suggestions. How exactly can I manage my game list when my devices aren't connected? Do I use Unity? Is there a WebUI? Some suggestions for added features in future updates: 1. One-button switching between filters. (I saw that you're working on it, which is great!) 2. Quick launch the last played game by pressing only one button (or two buttons at the same time). (It would be really fantastic if you could implement this feature, but I saw you have *no answer yet*.) Keep up the good work guys!

When in dashlaunch, do nothing for about 3 seconds and a pop-up will appear with controls. This guy talks about it in his video:

Damn I like this dash! I'm more excited for the next update than I am for Dragon Age: Inquisition, and that's saying something.

I tried Aurora out today and I'm quite impressed. It's really fast and fluid, and it looks great! I love the work you guys have been putting to it, although I do think there are still a couple of features missing. I've set it as my default dash, but I hope you guys keep improving it! Thanks for this.

Nice. It reminds me of those games that can be played in the sweets corner of the movie theater.

If I were you, I would search for a download of an iso of the game instead. You already own the game so I don't think it would be illegal. That way, you are sure the game works as it should. But remember that it may be hard for you to find such a rare game online.

Ah right! Mixed them up. It's been a while since I made my crossover cable. Wikipedia: An Ethernet crossover cable is a type of Ethernet cable used to connect computing devices together directly. Normal straight through cables were used to connect from a host network interface controller (a computer or similar device) to a network switch, hub or router.

Try redoing everything. I mean: re-extract the game discs, make sure you have all the right files of the Install disc in your content folder,... Also, it is in fact possible to install the Play disc on a USB. And as swizzy stated, the installation content doesn't have to be unlocked.

You should try managing your game paths (in the settings menu). Try the following: Delete the game path you have now. Change the name of your "Games" folder (or however you have called it) on your external HDD to for example "Xbox 360 games". Reboot the console. Add a new game path to the renamed folder. Reboot FSD and it should work. If it doesn't, report back here.

Some keywords you should be looking for are "FTP" and "FileZilla". Perhaps there even is a tut on this forum on how to FTP into your console. Good luck! EDIT: You also need a straight-through crossover ethernet cable.

The time it takes to extract a DVD depends of course on the actual size of the contents and also on the number of files. However, I have never heard of Mini Ninjas and I also don't know how to solve your problem. But I don't think it is a problem at all. Just try out two or three more games and if you can play them, be happy. If no other games work, I suggest you install F3 and extract the DVD from there.

Very much true. Going for consoles is kinda the easy option, but games for consoles are always so expensive. PC games come with a lower price tag and incredible deals.... But that discussion can be continued in a more appropriate topic.

SSD is faster, that's a fact. But I keep thinking, and bare with me on this one: PCs can have better specs than consoles, yes, but in five years, games will be optimized for consoles and you'll need even higher specs for your PC to match the quality of the same games on consoles. Same thing with the Xbox 360, for example: an eight-year old PC with similar (or even better) specs as the 360 will not run BioShock Infinite the way that the 360 does.

I think you're good to the end of 2015, with the standard release of FIFA, COD, NFS, AC,... as sloppy versions for the older Xbox360 and PS3. Most (and the best) games of 2015 will be XB1, PS4 and PC only. I think last-gen consoles will be dead at the beginning of 2016, except maybe for some XBLA of PSN titles.

Before, you said: "I'm using FSD 3 Rev775, Kernel 16747 with avatars". Does that mean your avatar isn't greyed out anymore after the dashboard update? If not, then I don't have a suggestion, but if it still is, then you should patch the avatar and your COD BO II will work fine.

Perhaps you guys need to recheck that the IPs of your virtual LAN server (with port forwarding) match your console's IP. For example, all could have the following address: 192.168.1.9

The question has already been answered, I just thought I'd add this: You can use hard drives with larger storage capacity than 2TB, however, only 2TB of it will be recognized by the RGH console.