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PCs don't have the hardware security infrastructure at the moment for Microsoft to feel comfortable adding Xbox support. Even the previous gen never put decryp
by monocasa 5y ago
PCs don't have the hardware security infrastructure at the moment for Microsoft to feel comfortable adding Xbox support. Even the previous gen never put decrypted content into RAM, which is part of how it became the first major console to not get hacked in it's lifetime.
- tehbeard 5y agoEh, I think the developer mode option they gave had at least some effect on dampening hack attempts. Retro/emulation/homebrew fans could use that as to do what they wanted, and thus weren't working on cracking the system alongside pirates.