WTB xbox XDK Kit, Debug, Parts!! + RARE Stuff

Hi guys,

i used to be a member here quite a while back, but my account looks like it got closed i'm guessing because i didn't log in for such a long time!

Well i'm back once again and am looking to buy some stuff:

XBOX Development kit stuff / parts

XBOX Debug systems or parts

I would really like to buy one of the motherboards wether it come from another XDK / Debug / prototype style or live beta box, that has the MCPX X2 chipset instead of the retail X3!

I am also looking to buy the extension cards that belong the XDK, and i would like the XDK DVD Raptor PCI card.

I'm also interested in rare XBOX equipment so anything is considered.

I know this is alot of stuff to ask for, but i'm guessing it would take a long time to get all of this together, so i'm asking for everything and will buy anything i'm looking for providing its a reasonable price.

I'm based in the UK so would prefer to buy from here, but if anyone else where has some of this stuff i would be more than happy to do a deal also.

I have 100% eBay feedback and don't mind dealing on eBay if requested, and i have done many many deals on X-S and have loads of references on request.

Hopefully some of you guys can help find me some of the stuff i'm after.

Cheers :thumbsup:

EDIT: Also forgot to mention i'm interested in any beta style games for debugging etc or any games that haven't yet been released. As i said i'm up for anything of interest.

 

Anyone?

 

You have a PM

 

http://assemblergames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6955

I still have mine. Check it out and shoot me an offer if you are interested.

 

Since this topic has been bumped, i should probably note that a Debug/Dev xbox will have an MCP X2 chip instead of an MCPX 2. I don't want anyone to get fooled by a TSOP flashed retail.

 

You mean MCPX 3 chip.I remember about 2 years ago some one on xbox-scene got a
fake debug kit.It was TSOP flashed with a debug bios with a 128ram.He found out
when he got it,man was he pissed off.I think he paid about 400$ for it.
I dont think he ever got his money back.

 

The first post refers to it as the MCPX 2, which doesn't exsist. But yes, the MCPX 3 is the retail version, the MCP X2 is the debug version.

I'll let you guys in on my rules for buying debug xboxen.

If it's sealed:
It had better be green. If it's not, it had better have a valid debug sticker on the bottom or it's no sale. And i absolutely must have a screenshot from the xdk launcher. I also need to know where the machine came from, "I got it from a guy at the flee market" doesn't cut it. I need to be able to varify the history, generally this question will stump scammers.

It it's been opened:
If it's open and black, i won't touch it. No matter what. You can't show me any pictures that will change my mind, it's too easy to fake.

If it's open and green, i need a pic of the MCP X2 chip and i need a pic of the memory. I would also request a pic of the identification sticker on the mobo right by the LCP pins. I have found some valid debugs don't have that sticker for some reason. I also need a screen shot of the XDK launcher, the version number on the XDK had better make sense. Again, i need the history of the unit for the same reasons as above.

Also, sealed or not, never buy a green debugger that doesn't say "Debug Kit" on the front. Every green debugger says it, don't let anyone tell you that it's a prototype from before they started putting that on them.

lol, i threw all of these rules out the window when i grabbed that prototype, so ymmv. There may be the occasional odd debug that breaks these rules, but this should be the norm.

 

It's actually MCPX X2 and MCPX X3 (note the 2 'X's)

 

This is a genuine unit. I have debug sticker in the bottem and it came from my company where we do game testing on "soon to be released" games.