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Engadget Podcast 170 - 11.08.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
intellectualglo @ Aug 15th 2007 12:06AM
well i think the browser on the 360 would be a huge security risk for xbox live.
People could download hacks, cheats, and other game exploits which would pretty much ruin the multi-player experience for the rest of us. If they do, the next thing you know there would be a trojan virus for consoles, and everyone downloading roms and just ruining the videogame market.
bob @ Aug 15th 2007 12:30AM
haha
Josh @ Aug 16th 2007 12:25AM
So what about the browser for the wii and PS3..
Don\'t they pose as security threats that can get trojans onto your console?
And you cant download hacks or w/e on the wii or PS3 so it would just be made so you cant download things on the xbox 360 browser.
If you could download things then that would hurt the \'downloadable content\' market. You could go to peoples websites and download videos and homebrew games for the xbox 360 for free without using the market place.
I disagree with you 100%
Josh @ Aug 16th 2007 12:25AM
So what about the browser for the wii and PS3..
Don\'t they pose as security threats that can get trojans onto your console?
And you cant download hacks or w/e on the wii or PS3 so it would just be made so you cant download things on the xbox 360 browser.
If you could download things then that would hurt the \'downloadable content\' market. You could go to peoples websites and download videos and homebrew games for the xbox 360 for free without using the market place.
I disagree with you 100%
Josh @ Aug 16th 2007 12:25AM
So what about the browser for the wii and PS3..
Don\'t they pose as security threats that can get trojans onto your console?
And you cant download hacks or w/e on the wii or PS3 so it would just be made so you cant download things on the xbox 360 browser.
If you could download things then that would hurt the \'downloadable content\' market. You could go to peoples websites and download videos and homebrew games for the xbox 360 for free without using the market place.
I disagree with you 100%