Is it possible to download mods on Star Wars: Battlefront 2 on my Xbox?

[Glarthir]

I've been watching these awesome videos of people making their own character models, and I want to download them...the problem is that have the XBOX version of the game. Is there a way I can download mods on it?

[silentjubjub]

[QUOTE=Glarthir;23318770]I've been watching these awesome videos of people making their own character models, and I want to download them...the problem is that have the XBOX version of the game. Is there a way I can download mods on it?[/QUOTE]

Probably not...

Might want to do some searching around but I seriously doubt that it is possible.

The only possible "xbox game modding" I ever knew of when I had my xbox softmodded was Morrowind. But even then, only mods that didn't require new textures/models would work.

I don't think it's possible with BF2 though.

[Glarthir]

I'll do some searching myself and see if it's possible. Thanks.

[silentjubjub]

[QUOTE=Glarthir;23318879]I'll do some searching myself and see if it's possible. Thanks.[/QUOTE]

If you do find something, it will almost surely require that you get your xbox softmodded.

[Glarthir]

Does that cost...money?

[editline]02:23AM[/editline]

Okay, I found out that it IS possible, but it doesn't tell you how. Any ideas?

[silentjubjub]

[QUOTE=Glarthir;23318963]Does that cost...money?[/QUOTE]

Yeah.

You need MechAssualt: Lone Wolf or the original Splinter Cell.
Those games, if I recall, have exploitations that can be implemented into their save files that enables Linux to run off of them.
This allows you to physically install a new dashboard / run cool apps and homebrew / backup games to your HD and run them / numerous other things.

You also need an Action Replay to get the exploited save off the net.

When I got mine softmodded about 4 years ago, it ran me all of 23 bucks. (20 for AA and 3 for Splinter Cell. + tax)

[i]But[/i] I still think you won't find anything about BF2 but a softmodded xbox is still nice to have. Like wii homebrew. :buddy:

[seanlaff]

Technically yes, but in reality no one would bother going through the trouble. Pick it for pc. The specs are not that high and it's probably cheap nowadays.

[silentjubjub]

[QUOTE=Sean C;23319435]Technically yes, but in reality no one would bother going through the trouble. Pick it for pc. The specs are not that high and it's probably cheap nowadays.[/QUOTE]

Probably wisest decision.

If you don't like the idea of getting a soft-modded xbox, just get it for the PC. :buddy: