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<strong> | <strong>Welcome to Digital Reboot</strong> | ||
Digital Reboot is a community-driven project dedicated to <strong>game preservation, modding, console history, and technical documentation</strong>. | |||
Our goal is simple: keep the knowledge alive. | |||
== | Whether you're here to learn, archive, mod, repair, or simply explore the past, this wiki exists to document the hardware, software, and people who shaped gaming across every era. | ||
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== What We Do == | |||
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=== <strong>Game Preservation</strong> === | |||
We care about saving gaming history — not just the games themselves, but the tools, updates, patches, engines, servers, and everything that makes them playable. | |||
From abandoned multiplayer titles to forgotten prototypes, Digital Reboot documents it all. | |||
=== <strong>Console Modding & Technical Info</strong> === | |||
We provide detailed breakdowns and community research on: | |||
* Xbox (Original, 360, One, Series) | |||
* PlayStation (PS1 through PS5) | |||
* Nintendo systems (NES to Switch) | |||
* PC game engines, source ports, and legacy software | |||
* Homebrew development, modding tools, and security exploits | |||
Everything is written with respect for historical accuracy and technical clarity. | |||
=== <strong>Restoration & Repair</strong> === | |||
Hardware ages — and we fix it. | |||
This includes: | |||
* Motherboard revisions | |||
* Known failures (RROD, YLOD, DVD lasers, PSU faults) | |||
* Repair methods & hardware diagrams | |||
* Controller maintenance | |||
* Storage upgrades & SSD/HDD guides | |||
We focus on keeping older systems alive for future generations. | |||
=== <strong>Modding Guides & Legacy Communities</strong> === | |||
Digital Reboot documents: | |||
* JTAG/RGH, CFW, softmods, exploits | |||
* Save editors, map editors, patch editors | |||
* Halo modding, CoD modding, Source Engine modding, Bethesda modding | |||
* PC game overhauls and ports | |||
* Tools, utilities, and community-built software | |||
If it can be customized, restored, or modified — we cover it. | |||
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== System Coverage == | |||
We aim to archive every major platform: | |||
* <strong>Microsoft</strong> – Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Series | |||
* <strong>Sony</strong> – PlayStation 1–5 | |||
* <strong>Nintendo</strong> – NES to Switch | |||
* <strong>PC</strong> – Source Engine, idTech, Unity, Unreal, classic Windows, etc. | |||
Every console page will include: | |||
* Hardware revisions | |||
* Modding history | |||
* Known exploits | |||
* Debug/devkit info | |||
* Tools and firmware | |||
* Performance and technical notes | |||
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== Our Mission == | |||
Digital Reboot exists for one purpose: | |||
<strong>To document everything that shouldn’t be forgotten.</strong> | |||
The old forums are disappearing. | |||
The tutorials are buried. | |||
The files are being lost. | |||
And the communities that built the early modding scene deserve a permanent home. | |||
This wiki is our way of preserving that knowledge — clearly, simply, and respectfully. | |||
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== Get Involved == | |||
Anyone passionate about: | |||
* retro gaming | |||
* console repair | |||
* modding | |||
* file preservation | |||
* reverse engineering | |||
* research | |||
* archiving | |||
…is welcome here. | |||
Add pages. Fix pages. Upload history. | |||
The more we build, the more we preserve. | |||
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<strong>Digital Reboot</strong> | |||
*Documenting gaming’s past. Protecting its future.* | |||
Revision as of 12:18, 17 November 2025
Welcome to Digital Reboot
Digital Reboot is a community-driven project dedicated to game preservation, modding, console history, and technical documentation. Our goal is simple: keep the knowledge alive.
Whether you're here to learn, archive, mod, repair, or simply explore the past, this wiki exists to document the hardware, software, and people who shaped gaming across every era.
---
What We Do
Game Preservation
We care about saving gaming history — not just the games themselves, but the tools, updates, patches, engines, servers, and everything that makes them playable. From abandoned multiplayer titles to forgotten prototypes, Digital Reboot documents it all.
Console Modding & Technical Info
We provide detailed breakdowns and community research on:
- Xbox (Original, 360, One, Series)
- PlayStation (PS1 through PS5)
- Nintendo systems (NES to Switch)
- PC game engines, source ports, and legacy software
- Homebrew development, modding tools, and security exploits
Everything is written with respect for historical accuracy and technical clarity.
Restoration & Repair
Hardware ages — and we fix it. This includes:
- Motherboard revisions
- Known failures (RROD, YLOD, DVD lasers, PSU faults)
- Repair methods & hardware diagrams
- Controller maintenance
- Storage upgrades & SSD/HDD guides
We focus on keeping older systems alive for future generations.
Modding Guides & Legacy Communities
Digital Reboot documents:
- JTAG/RGH, CFW, softmods, exploits
- Save editors, map editors, patch editors
- Halo modding, CoD modding, Source Engine modding, Bethesda modding
- PC game overhauls and ports
- Tools, utilities, and community-built software
If it can be customized, restored, or modified — we cover it.
---
System Coverage
We aim to archive every major platform:
- Microsoft – Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Series
- Sony – PlayStation 1–5
- Nintendo – NES to Switch
- PC – Source Engine, idTech, Unity, Unreal, classic Windows, etc.
Every console page will include:
- Hardware revisions
- Modding history
- Known exploits
- Debug/devkit info
- Tools and firmware
- Performance and technical notes
---
Our Mission
Digital Reboot exists for one purpose:
To document everything that shouldn’t be forgotten.
The old forums are disappearing. The tutorials are buried. The files are being lost. And the communities that built the early modding scene deserve a permanent home.
This wiki is our way of preserving that knowledge — clearly, simply, and respectfully.
---
Get Involved
Anyone passionate about:
- retro gaming
- console repair
- modding
- file preservation
- reverse engineering
- research
- archiving
…is welcome here.
Add pages. Fix pages. Upload history. The more we build, the more we preserve.
---
Digital Reboot
- Documenting gaming’s past. Protecting its future.*