Mugen on XBox 360?

[World War Hulk-Bunny]

Is it possible to load/port and play Mugen on Xbox 360?  I've searched a few websites, forums, and nothing.  Also, I'm Mugen-iliterate, no clue how this works, so if you could tell me where I could download a user-friendly working version of the game and explain how i can install the characters, I'd be forever grateful!

Thank you very much in advance!

[Esʞy]

Nice your first post.
You could go to randomselect to download the mugen game.
Ok go to youtube the have whole bunch of tutorials.
Like how to install characters and stages, music and screen packs...ect.
About the xbox thing IDK about that.
I just play mugen on the computer with my wired xbox controller connected.
There's a tutorial on how to install that too.. so ya

[Playing Enemy]

Trust me when I say, NO. I've been on that search forever now waiting for it to come to 360. You can put mugen on the original xbox though, which is better anyways since you can have a much bigger hard drive for characters and stages. Plus, the D-pad on the original xbox controller is one of the best in my opinion. I guess the only downfall is that some of the characters run a little slower than on computer since microsoft was too cheap to put more ram in the xbox. Just google Xmugen and your answers awaits you.

[DARKTALBAIN]

You can non run Non specified microsoft code on the 360 . So the answer is no .

[xPreatorianx]

Well in a way you are wrong about that DT. You know what I mean... Hacked firmware. But that is really as far as you can get on the non specificed stuff with MS. You cannot actually run programs/homebrew or anything else actually on the xbox360 most you can do is hack the firmware for burnt games.

[DARKTALBAIN]

Well in a way you are wrong about that DT. You know what I mean... Hacked firmware. But that is really as far as you can get on the non specificed stuff with MS. You cannot actually run programs/homebrew or anything else actually on the xbox360 most you can do is hack the firmware for burnt games.

The firmware is in the DVD drive in the system . Has nothing really to do with the system so you are not running non specified code on your system .

[xPreatorianx]

Well true. I guess it just depends on how you look at it. Got a question for you im gonna take to PM. you'll get it in a few.