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Game seven, this is it. Lets take a live look at oracle arena. Gametime is 5 00 against the cavaliers. Strength in numbers, when you are talking about physics being in our favor. 153 home teams in game seven. No team has won this since 1978. The good news for the warriors we are not going to bank on this. Game six, questionable calls in steph curry ejection. We are our own all thinking what . He got a 25,000 fine for throwing a mouthpiece. I have to tell you, i have watched i was nervous and fru...

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The very first Xbox console from Microsoft debuted in 2001. A developer who worked on that original console has now revealed an Easter egg that has remained

A developer who worked on Microsoft’s original 2001 Xbox console, who wishes to remain anonymous, informed Kotaku of a hidden “Easter egg” in the Xbox Dashboard that’s remained undiscovered for nearly 20 years. They told us how to trigger the secret, which displays a previously unknown credits screen. Sure enough, it works. “I didn’t really expect it to be found, not unless the source code leaked or somebody reverse-engineered the Dashboard,” said the source. “Its trigger was t...

This Original Xbox Dashboard Easter Egg Has Remained Hidden For Nearly 20 Years Released in 2001, the original Xbox has become a classic gaming console that millions of people have played even to this day. Just over 20 years later, it seems there are also still easter eggs to be found on the device. With a little bit of work, Xbox console owners can see a list of members on the Xbox Dashboard Team hidden within the System Info menu. Yesterday, a developer for the original Xbox who wished to re...

How many more secrets are lurking on the OG Xbox? on May 21, 2021, 11:17 In brief: Microsoft’s first home game console, the Xbox, launched way back in November of 2001. More than 24 million units were sold worldwide before Microsoft officially discontinued the system in 2006 to focus on its successor, the Xbox 360. Nearly 20 years later, the console is still hiding secrets that gamers somehow never managed to stumble across. Kotaku was recently contacted by an anonymous ...