Is there going to be an action replay for Xbox 360 because i have army of two and i need help?

Answer 1

yes there will be the other guy way lying. in fact i have one. go to codejunkies.com to buy one.

One thing about action replay is that if your wanting to use it to help you get achievements well you cant get achievements while "ANY" cheats or cheat codes are active.

(Reply to answer from AquilaTheHero).

I've had a good look through the codejunkies website and can't find an Action Replay for the 360. Due to the online nature of the 360, a download from xbox.com would negate the AR software.

achievements guy is right. i have tried. but yes i do still have a 360 AR might have been from somewhat of a gaming site or hardware site because he modded a normal xbox one. therefore you would have to mod a normal one to get the codes for the 360 (army of two ain't that hard either

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No. Community saves violate the Microsoft terms. The only way to get them to work is to modify the system, since each game save is unique to your profile/gamer tag. As for hacking the game using codes...well...there's a reason why there's never been one on the XBox (just a way to get hacked game saves, but no codes). You know how the screen flickers when you put in a game or movie? That's the system doing a kind of soft reset. It's clearing any redundant information cached...which is where the codes used to hack a game would be stored, this way every disc boots with a clean slate, data-wise. VG companies feel really uneasy about people hacking their intellectual properties, so the age of cheat systems is now officially ended. Cartridge-based games are still good, since the data is written directly inside the game, but you can't add the code to a CD, so codes are useless unless the system doesn't reset. Think about the GameCube as Windows, and the menu as the desktop. When you start up a game, the desktop is still there, the game is just in a window, and the flowing data can be hacked using a Trainer. But if the game is like having a dual-boot system (XBox/360 analogy), the only way to modify it is to have a script built into the two OSs, which would certainly break all the terms of service, and potentially fry the whole system if it's corrupt or not coded properly.