Oct 19, 2016. Epson says you don't need to download any software and that it works with both PCs and Macs. Although it doesn't have built-in Wi-Fi (another contributor to the price decrease), the PowerLite 1980WU can enable wireless streaming and mirroring via MHL from other MHL-compatible devices.

Welcome to my guide. This is a growing guide covering everything the shooting game genre offers on the NTSC-J Xbox 360 console. - Can I modchip/hack/firmware change/modify my Xbox 360 so it can play NTSC-J games/copies?

- How can you tell the difference between console versions? If you're ordering online (which you most likely will be), you can't. There's nothing wrong with owning a Jasper unit over a Falcon, nor is there anything wrong with owning a Falcon over a Jasper. Common sense and suggest that owning the latest model of the console holds the advantage.

A notable advantage which the Jasper has is the on-board 256MB RAM to cover the NXE update which requires a memory card or HDD in Falcon or previous models. 14.2 amps equals a Falcon unit (65nm CPU, 90nm GPU) and 12.1 amps equals a Jasper unit (65nm CPU, 65nm GPU). All Xbox360 Slim units contain the newest chip,. Apart from purchasing an Japanese 360 physically, there's no way to tell which unit you will be receiving. You could always try emailing Play-Asia but that will probably get you nowhere (as evident in the rest of the thread). - What are the benefits of owning a Japanese 360? Most shmups and other very Japanese-esque games are region locked, and this grants you access to all of them.

A majority of NTSC-J games also end up receiving an Asian English release, but not all. Some of them even come out in English before the US, like Blue Dragon or Lost Odyssey. - What are the disadvantages of owning a Japanese 360? Some games like Culdcept Saga, Eternal Sonata, Earth Defense Force 2017 and Operation Darkness are region locked to US (NTSC/UC) only.

They have Japanese releases, but of course they're all in Japanese. Some games have Asian English releases, like Eternal Sonata for example, but some don't.

Eternal Sonata aside, all the others are Japanese. There's a possibility that worthwhile games in the future will be region locked to US only, and you won't be able to play them.

- Is _______ Xbox 360 game compatible with a Japanese 360? - Is _______ Xbox game backwards compatible with a Japanese 360? Please refer to Wikipedia's. - Can I create a non-Japanese 360 account on a Japanese 360?

Just your local account and local email. I would recommend making an account of your own region, and a Japanese account. If you use a non-Japanese account and an NTSC-J game tries to access the JP store, it will give a 'service is temporarily unavailable' error. There's details on how to create a JP account below.

- Where can I purchase one from? Ideally, purchasing a Japanese console within your own region is the cheapest method of purchase. Alternatively, getting someone inside of Japan would be the next best option. Failing that, it's possible to order them from stores online such as Play-Asia, HMV.co.jp or Yes-Asia.

There are links to Play-Asia where these games can be purchased below. - What shooters are available, and what shooters are coming to the Japanese 360? * Green indicates regionless games, playable with all 360 consoles. What about the dashboard?

Can that be changed? The dashboard can be changed into any language, but having and using a Japanese account will mean that marketplace related items will be in Japanese, while the rest is in English. That's not the case any more, not with the new dash. Now, the vast majority of items on the dash are in Japanese if you're signed into Japanese account.

Changing language through system settings doesn't change this. Jmatpro Keygen Photoshop. I had one hell of a job finding the 'redeem points' option last night, as a result. Oh, and I think i'm right in saying that *all* Japan-exclusive titles are region locked. It might be easier to whack that in there than try and provide a comprehensive list. Will required patches for Japanese 360 games work if I log in with an American account?