Right now I'm playing M0rrowind and am sure that before it downloaded something for it, thought there was a patch for it but I don't see one, maybe it is the "xbox back compat title update" that it downloaded? Still not exactly sure what that is and can't find any info on the net about it. Maybe next time I will transfer with my PC instead. When I transferred my data from my old hard drive to the new one the games that were installed from DVD were not transferred and either were the patches for any dvd games. I believe all I need to do is turn off liveblock, to get patches needed, yes I am on latest dash, but I will google stealth server usage to be safer, thank you.Īctually have never had an original xbox, I just am aware from using many xbox dvd games and xbox 360 games there are many patches, and now more because of xbox one. Okay tried out Aurora dashboard and it definitely loads the patches and tells you when it does, so that is nice. This is why you could never use the friends list / party chat features of the Xbox 360 when playing Xbox Classic games, voice chat had to be done from within the game, the same as on the Xbox Classic. For Xbox Classic games on the Xbox 360 the original Xbox Live is been emulated, which means games such as Halo 2 downloaded updates / DLC from within the Xbox Live menu of that game, Xbox Live was not an "always on" service running at the system level, it ran from within the game which supported it. What you need to keep in mind is Xbox Live on the Xbox Classic worked very differently to Xbox Live on the Xbox 360. That's no longer possible, so you need to use the content installers by Harcroft which install and sign the content for use on your Xbox 360.
Microsoft closed down Xbox Live off for the original Xbox over 10 years ago now, however before that it was possible to update games like Halo 2 and download the content from within the game on the Xbox 360.
If you are on Xbox Live the Xbox 360 downloads the latest title update for that game.
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