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A method to unlock the debug mode on a retail Xbox One has been found.
Some proof that Microsoft's statements that 'every Xbox One can be used for development' is true and maybe will encourage indie developers
This method may not fully convert a retail console into a dev kit but it could possibly help some small developers that can not afford to purchase a full dev unit to get started on making some ideas.
Here is the translated text from Logic-Sunrise:
PLEASE NOTE: To get into the dev mode a valid @xbox ID will still be required!
WARNING: There have been reports of semi-bricks Xbox's rebooting forever if non-valid @xbox ID is entered!
NEWS SOURCE: Le mode Debug de la Xbox One en images (via) Logic-Sunrise
A method to unlock the debug mode on a retail Xbox One has been found.
Some proof that Microsoft's statements that 'every Xbox One can be used for development' is true and maybe will encourage indie developers
This method may not fully convert a retail console into a dev kit but it could possibly help some small developers that can not afford to purchase a full dev unit to get started on making some ideas.
Here is the translated text from Logic-Sunrise:
Xbox One does not stop talking to her. After an announcement of a first nand dump and a software to change the hard drive of the console, this is a person wishing to remain unknown sharing this information: the method of activation Debug mode is now known! For the average user, this feature does you no good. But for devs, this can open a lot of doors. For those wishing to see the debug mode by themselves simply go to System One Xbox and press the four gates of the controller parameter (LB - RB - LT - RT) and "parameter Developer" menu will appear Click to expand...
WARNING: There have been reports of semi-bricks Xbox's rebooting forever if non-valid @xbox ID is entered!
NEWS SOURCE: Le mode Debug de la Xbox One en images (via) Logic-Sunrise