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Yes there are various ways of modding Fallout on the 360 with varying capabilities. The most capable is using a JTAG'ed 360 or a developer's kit. With these you can apply G.E.C.K. mods, normally only available on the PC, onto your console. Developers Kits are very expensive and rare so these usually aren't an option for most people. To apply a JTAG to your console your console must meet certain specifications and requires you to modify your console. Doing so is a complicated process and if you don't know what you are doing then it could cause irreversible damage to your 360 whilst also voiding the warranty.

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abstract	Yes there are various ways of modding Fallout on the 360 with varying capabilities. The most capable is using a JTAG'ed 360 or a developer's kit. With these you can apply G.E.C.K. mods, normally only available on the PC, onto your console. Developers Kits are very expensive and rare so these usually aren't an option for most people. To apply a JTAG to your console your console must meet certain specifications and requires you to modify your console. Doing so is a complicated process and if you don't know what you are doing then it could cause irreversible damage to your 360 whilst also voiding the warranty. Visit the Discussion page or the websites listed below for more information. WARNING: Taking a JTAG'ed 360 online will almost definitely get banned. Another method is Save Editing. All that is needed for this is a USB stick and a program on your PC that can read the 360 files from it. You can also use a Memory unit or your HDD if you have the right accessories. To edit your save you need to extract your save from your storage device and open it in a Save Editor or a Hex Editor. A Save Editor is the simplest method of editing your save as most of the complicated work is done for you but is limited to what the developer was able to put into it. Some examples of what you could mod in a save editor are: * Stats * Skills * Race * Inventory * Location * Item Condition * Level Using a Hex Editor opens up a few more possibilities but is more complicated as you are opening up the file and editing it directly yourself. The most convenient method of modding your save is to convert your save to another platform, like the PC. Doing this means you can use console commands to make any changes to the save that you want before converting it back to your chosen platform. After editing your save you then need to use a program to Rehash and Resign your save to make sure that it will work on your 360. Another possibility is to download pre-modded saves and resign them to your console and profile IDs. NOTE: Save editing will not get you banned as you are only modding a single player game and it does not affect the enjoyment of other players. Also editing saves can make saves unplayable or have other undesireable results so always make sure to back-up your saves before modding them. The following websites are thriving communites with tutorials, save editors and pre-modded saves: Reapers Modz (Requires registration) Game-Tuts.(Requires registration)

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