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Guys, keep note of this and if you know anyone with Xbox Ones, tell them this as well.
BBC reports that there's a prank going on from 4Chan that claims with the right set of sequences, you can play Xbox 360 games on the Xbox One. But as you know, despite that sounding too good to be true, it's not true.
We all know we shouldn't be following stuff like this but unfortunately,...
You don't need to ask me my thoughts: don't always believe what people say on the Internet. Unless the info comes from the actual legit source, don't take the advice. I mean, 4Chan was the source of that prank where they advertised you'd make your iPhone water-proof if you upgraded to iOS 7. And some people actually believed that, wrecking apart many iPhones. Now, some people are wrecking their new consoles with this prank. Keep your consoles safe and warn others as well.
Source: BBC
BBC reports that there's a prank going on from 4Chan that claims with the right set of sequences, you can play Xbox 360 games on the Xbox One. But as you know, despite that sounding too good to be true, it's not true.
"To be clear there is no way to make your Xbox One backwards compatible and performing steps to attempt this could make your console inoperable," wrote Larry Hryb, director of programming for Microsoft's Xbox Live network in a tweet.
The prank originated on a forum on 4Chan - a humour and discussion site known for playing tricks and pranks on the naive and gullible. A message posted to one of its forums adapted a series of button presses, menu choices and ID details required to turn an Xbox One into a device that can be used by developers who need to test games for the console.
We all know we shouldn't be following stuff like this but unfortunately,...
Some tech news sites excerpted messages posted to the original thread on 4Chan, which suggest several people have destroyed their console this way. In the UK the console costs about £429.
You don't need to ask me my thoughts: don't always believe what people say on the Internet. Unless the info comes from the actual legit source, don't take the advice. I mean, 4Chan was the source of that prank where they advertised you'd make your iPhone water-proof if you upgraded to iOS 7. And some people actually believed that, wrecking apart many iPhones. Now, some people are wrecking their new consoles with this prank. Keep your consoles safe and warn others as well.
Source: BBC
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