The background is a video showing the menus on the Xbox dashboard. I even changed some of the system sounds for Xbox dashboard sounds.

Hello, everyone. I have a philips drive that will take forever (like up to 10 mins) to read some discs and only plays halo ce i have found out. I have cleaned the laser, nothing still. I adjust the potentiometer only from .70 to .80 cus i was scared that i would fried the laser. what other options are there that arent just replacing the drive and/or getting new caps? I have never soldered in my life so if replacing caps is the only way, how easy of a first time job is it? thanks!

edit: i also forgot to remember i tried another drive i had a from a different xbox. I dont remember if that one was operating fine but that one also took forever/ didnt even load.

La compré en un mercado y no da señal alguien que me pueda ayudar

Was this the most popular box for original Xbox?

I now officially have 96 titles

Last console I bought on eBay took a dump on me, so i had to return it and ended up going with a Verified “eBay Refurbished” seller, and got this beauty. Came in super clean, and operating as if it was new. It’s a 2005 model (so 1.6 maybe?) so I’m excited about that. The nostalgia is just hitting hard today, so I figured I’d share. 🤙

Hard to explain other than showing it, sticks are behaving very weird

for some context : I've just dusted off my old OG Xbox, it played fine before I set it back in the closet, but not it seems to shut off completely at random only in games, could it be overheating? failing capacitors? it turns right back on after it shuts off, please help!

Dr. Muto is a very fun 3D platformer developed by Midway. I'm really enjoying it and highly recommend it for fans of Oddworld, Tak, or Scaler. Gives me some Ratchet and Clank vibes, too.