XBox Rosters and Action Replay

[Icebergz]

Is the Action Replay the easiest way to get rosters for the XB version of the game? I have always normally bought the PS2 version of NCAA but am considering theXB version if I can get rosters just as easy. Does AR work similar to the Sharkport where you download to your computer?

Thanks!

[Bruins]

Quote: Originally Posted by Icebergz

Is the Action Replay the easiest way to get rosters for the XB version of the game? I have always normally bought the PS2 version of NCAA but am considering theXB version if I can get rosters just as easy. Does AR work similar to the Sharkport where you download to your computer? Thanks!

Yes, it's that easy. When you purchase the AR you get: the AR software (to be installed on your PC), a memory card (although, you can use any Xbox memory card), and a memory card dock that plugs in via USB. All you do is install the software, download the .zip file to your desktop (don't unzip/change anything), open the AR software, plug the USB connecter in and insert memory card, then you just drag the folder from your desktop right into the AR program (to the "window" on the left hand side of the software). An orange progress bar will fill up and when everything is done it should say the title of the game in the left-hand window (with a little box with a plus in it which "opens" up that game and shows all the files for it). Then you just remove the memory card, put it in your controller, and you're all set to transfer it onto your HD!

[ODogg]

Quote: Originally Posted by Bruins

Yes, it's that easy. When you purchase the AR you get: the AR software (to be installed on your PC), a memory card (although, you can use any Xbox memory card), and a memory card dock that plugs in via USB. All you do is install the software, download the .zip file to your desktop (don't unzip/change anything), open the AR software, plug the USB connecter in and insert memory card, then you just drag the folder from your desktop right into the AR program (to the "window" on the left hand side of the software). An orange progress bar will fill up and when everything is done it should say the title of the game in the left-hand window (with a little box with a plus in it which "opens" up that game and shows all the files for it). Then you just remove the memory card, put it in your controller, and you're all set to transfer it onto your HD!

AR is the easiest way to transfer rosters on ANY system IMO

[Bruins]

Quote: Originally Posted by ODogg

AR is the easiest way to transfer rosters on ANY system IMO

Can't speak for any other system, as I only have Xbox, but I'm very happy with how easy it is to use AR.

[ODogg]

Quote: Originally Posted by Bruins

Can't speak for any other system, as I only have Xbox, but I'm very happy with how easy it is to use AR.

PS2's various systems are a NIGHTMARE to use

[Bruins]

Quote: Originally Posted by ODogg

PS2's various systems are a NIGHTMARE to use

I'm glad I never use my PS2, then.

[Dan Clarke]

Quote: Originally Posted by Bruins

I'm glad I never use my PS2, then.

Hey, nothing to say here about the Rosters, but love your tag. Go Wildcats! Awesome season last year. I'll be down in Durham myself soon!

[Bruins]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dan Clarke

Hey, nothing to say here about the Rosters, but love your tag. Go Wildcats! Awesome season last year. I'll be down in Durham myself soon!

Yeah, it was a great season. Hopefully we can make it furthur into the playoffs this year!