Has anyone done this before? Does anyone know if there are people that can do it for me? if anyone has done it, would i be able to play games on an offline account and play purchased games on my real account?

swing this guy an email
http://www.armybootsbobsmods.com

I wonder how much 360 modding searches went up on google with the release of the modern warfare 2 leak...

Seriously if you look at the cost of a new xbox 360 console... and then look at the cost of the games for said console these days ranging over $100+ it's not wonder that the risk of using linux isos and mods is worth it. I mean if you get to play a few linux isos it would already have paid for a whole new console.

Most of those retards did dumb stuff, like playing leaked/pre-release games on Live. Definitely the fastest way to make Microsoft go "oh hey... Borderlands isn't out yet, so why has someone picked up these achievements & isn't a press type??".

Thats the most retarded thing i have ever heard...
The firmware over rides microsoft security protection on the disk, microsoft has ways of checking if a disk is legitimate.. the soft modding scenes have ways to protect themselves.. essentially by stealthing the discs and making them appear legitimate... people get caught for not stealth patching back up games.. end of story.

people get caught for not stealth patching back up games.. end of story.

Nope, you're both partially right. It was pretty widely publicised that a lot of people who played that pre-launch ODST felt the banhammer. Fact is, nobody except MS really knows what constitutes each of these ban waves - it's all just speculation.

Nope, you're both partially right. It was pretty widely publicised that a lot of people who played that pre-launch ODST felt the banhammer. Fact is, nobody except MS really knows what constitutes each of these ban waves - it's all just speculation.

Had those people waited for a verified copy of the game to be released and verified it using abgx then they wouldnt of been banned.. Its not as simple as stating that anyone who plays a game prior to release gets banned... Ive purchased a many games prior to release from places like big w by some store clerk who didnt bother checking the release date.. brought it home and played it with out any banning.

Yet if you read the comments of any pre-release game you will find that the files on the disc havent been verified.. it may have the wrong stealth patch.. the wrong wave.. the wrong pfi.. dmi... all things which microsoft are able to check to see if legitimate.

Piracy is never as easy as obtaining and using.. there is always precautions to take to ensure quality... alot of people fall short but either not caring enough to double check or being too noob to know what they are doing.

And these precautions arnt just for pirating games *which is naughty* but also for creating your own backups.. A bad rip could f*** up the dmi/pfi/wave and you can be caught for making a s*** rip of your game or not stealthing it.

Whilst id love to believe that microsoft would simply ban based on people who play games early.. really its just not practical.. things get leaked.. games get sold early.. its a fact that they would have to take into account before slamming down a ban hammer.