Xbox 360 cannot run pirated Call of Duty games after latest update

Microsoft is trying to fight against piracy, and it has released another update for Xbox 360 that will try to put an end to gamers pirating their games.




When it comes to updates, we expect that they fix certain issues, improve stability and similar, but this time, Microsoft decided to fight the piracy with this latest update.

It turns out that the latest update stops the piracy for two of the Xbox 360′s hottest games, Call Of Duty: Black Ops, and Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. Users have noticed that running pirated versions of these games is now impossible after the latest update. As you can see, Microsoft is trying to fight against piracy, and so far, only pirated versions of these two games are prevented from running.As for the future updates, we don’t know whether will Microsoft ban any more pirated games, but we’re positive that won’t happen in the next upcoming update or anytime soon.

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Microsoft has always been harsh on pirates. It's basically if you want to hack the 360 then you might as well kiss any online interaction goodbye. Thou the hackers will find a way to create another CFW for it, and re-enable those games.

Seems like Sony is trying to do the same and lay down the law with their law suits and questionable charges.