The same could be said about PSP DLC but even then I've found archives for most games that had DLC, even games from Japan. From what I can remember, depending on the game it would be stuff like extra items in RPG's or sharing tracks/ghosts in racing games.
We have somewhere around 56% of all known DLC archived. There is a lot of roster DLC and even more duplicate DLCs missing for Xbox, but there's only 1 game we're missing unique DLC for: Shikigami No Shiro II. Title updates are the bigger problem. We are missing over 100 updates, mostly from NTSC-J (Asia) and PAL (Europe/Australia/Oceana etc) region files. Sometimes these files are absolutely necessary for Xbox Live play.
Love the coverage of the OG Xbox. The PS2 may be known as one of the best selling consoles of all time, and for good reason, but the original Xbox is the one that changed the game in so many ways.
@KnightOfNewColu that’s amazing. Especially how expensive some DLC is these days. Although aren’t some game dev companies moving away from that? And actually including everything in the game?
I bought a tall shelf for my game collection, and I realized that per shelf, it can fit 50 dvd size cases per shelf. So now my challenge is to keep each console limited to one shelf, the best 50 games per console. I'm furthest along with Xbox, having to make some hard decisions!
@@thekidlivesnow I realized its better to have a curated collection of the very best games than have hundreds of games per console like the youtube guys. That being said 50 per is still a lot lmao
@@Palendrome Yeah I'll probably head in that direction as well. I love having physical media but really I only need games I care about. I can just emulate anything else.
Just plan awesome!! OG Xbox is a power house and is kinda slept on. I've said it before I'm a PlayStation guy but damn is Xbox fantastic! They really made online mainstream and some awesome exclusives. Not to mention the DLC and no need memory cards. I will always love OG Xbox. Great overview and video thanks man!
I remember playing that MechAssault rock solid map online and it would just be an absolute cluster every time. It was only a good map for turning into a destruction derby.
I remember how mind blown I was when I saw the Halo 2 Map Pack expansion at my local EB games, before I had internet playing on those new maps was incredible back then. Turf ftw!
MX Superfly is one of my all time favorite games! It was also myyyy 3rd Gamecube game? Anyway I had ZERO clue that the Xbox version had DLC. I really want to play it now haha!
Wow thanks for this comment and for this video. Have been wondering about this subject for awhile, turns out I have issue 42 demo disk, it has 5 exclusive halo 2 downloads, time to fire up the OG and investigate further
brute foce multiplayer was next level. you could play ANY character in the game. low level mobs, bosses, everyone. it was so much fun playing all the characters.
@@TheRiverintheRoad It's an unlocker. The DLC is in the retail game, you just need to run the bonus disc for the unlock and you can use the Mong Zeng class on any other copy of the game. This DLC was also never available on Xbox Live. 1 of 2 disc only DLCs that existed on Original Xbox.
Your next Xbox game review should be Greg Hastings Paintball Max’d. The shooting mechanics are so good and the gameplay is so much fun. Can be a little repetitive but is a great pick up and play game. Been loving your channel man and I’m hoping you continue to grow. Thanks for putting out amazing content every week.
Thanks for watching and the kind words! I want to cover that game, but I want to give it a shot online to get the full picture of it. I'll add it to the recommendation list!
Yep, I remember when it was a novelty to have game chat. Now everyone is either in a discord call or just doesn't interact. Which to be fair I kind of understand haha, but that doesn't make it suck any less.
Yeah! Really cool to see you acknowledge some DLCs in the early when they were surprisingly free most of the time! I know that The Incredibles and some of the PES series supported as well? Also, it’s too bad that Brute Force never supported Live because these maps definitively felt like they were made for them….
That's awesome, I didn't even know that was a thing. The origins of DLC is actually quite wholesome with companies usually just rewarding gamers for supporting them.
I remember playing Brute Force and in terms of control it just felt right to me. But it definitely wasn't the big game they wanted it to be because it didn't have the x factor that, say, Halo had.
The Halo map packs the the Star Wars Battlefront 2 DLC were the first time I had ever esperienced DLC. Despite its flaws it was cool that The Battlefront Collection brought the original dlc back.
I enjoyed the character skin DLC’s for both Hunter the Reckoning: Redeemer and Conflict: Desert Storm II. Nothing to write home about, but they were free and nice bonuses.
The original ninja gaiden had the hurricane packs in them that were mostly ported over to ninja gaiden black later. But still some that didn't and a exclusive mode that lets you parry attacks.
I have a Halo 2 map pack disc that I still love to use. I got these maps digitally back in the day, but recently picked up the map packs on disc for Xlink and Insignia
As a music gamer, I never grew up with an Xbox when the DanceDanceRevolution Ultramix games came out. All four games have DLC song packs that cost roughly $5, each with five tracks per pack. Eventually most of these DLC tracks made it to the Japan-only DDR Festival and DanceDanceRevolution STR!KE, as well as DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA.
All of those song packs have been archived. Not all DLC for each game is archived as there is a lot of overlap, but at least 1 copy of each is aviailable for people to enjoy today.
I never even thought about that but I feel like that could be the case for some of these. I actually didn't realize that was the case for Splinter Cell or Toe Jam. I feel like the biggest offender of that was Street Fighter x Tekken.
@@campxbox The worst I ever heard was one of the Ace Combat games on the 360, to unlock all the planes which were already on the disc would have set you back over $270 !!! But yeah, a lot of the early OG Xbox games were on disc DLC, Especially if it was new characters. It only had a 12gb hard drive didn't it?
Splinter Cell DLC was actual DLC. Each level is 20-30MB of resource files. ToeJam and Earl III's DLC was also real. 5-25MB downloads. Lots of resource files. There are unlocker DLCs on original xbox, but there aren't that many. Counter Strike, Unreal Championship II, Metal Wolf Chaos, Jade Empire, Advent Rising are the worst offenders.
When talking DLC on OG Xbox you gotta bring up Ninja Gaiden. The first hurricane pack added probably the most fun weapon in the game. Introduced a player controlled rotating camera system, rearranged the entire single-player campaign with new enemy placements and if I remember correctly new enemies. A new encounter based scoring system. It brought along the Master Ninja tournament as well, a real event with real prizing. Team Ninja followed up with a second Hurricane pack that had an entirely new mode and bosses. Both of these were free too. It was so cool. PGR2 added entirely new cities to the game. I wanna say Bizzare almost doubled the amount of content in the game. XBLA on OG Xbox was pretty cool as well. There are some pretty cool games that released late on the service like; Think Tanks.
You can play the Hurricane Pack DLCs whern connected to Insignia right now! PGR2 is an interesting case, most of the DLC is actually built into the title update. The DLCs are mostly just unlockers for content built into the updates. XBLA was THE BEST!
The first star wars knights of the Old Republic had a dlc thats even included on the backward compatible version its nothing big just a space station with a merchant who has some cool loot still happy its still playable
@19:34 "Let me know in the comments what you want to hear about next." As far as I know, there's enough where this can actually be a series on your channel. Some may be lost to time, but I believe a lot more has been archived than people realize. The Backwards Compatible games on the Xbox One/Series X|S also include the DLCs, but it's only a small handfull - games like Jade Empire are also missing the Special Edition content for some reason on Backwards Compatibility. These are the games that I am aware of that had DLC on the Original Xbox: -CounterStrike (the DLC maps Inferno and Office) -Halo 2 (three map packs that were also included on the Halo 2 Multiplayer Map Pack physical disk - Bonus Map Pack, Killtacular Pack, and Maptacular Pack) -Links 2004 (three golf course DLCs - Kapalua Plantation, O.M. Director's Cut, and The Gallery) -Ninja Gaiden (the Hurricane Pack 1 and Hurricane Pack 2) -Star Wars Battlefront (the Jabba's Palace map) -Star Wars Battlefront II (the Expansion Pack, and the free DLC that added Hero Assault to Kashyyyk) -Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (the Yavin Station DLC) -Star Wars: Republic Commando (the free map called Hanger) I guarantee there's more (even just glancing at a handfull of comments on this video prove it to be true), so hopefully people who know more than me will comment more. I had to look up the specific names of some of the DLCs (like the Counterstrke, Halo 2 and Links 2004 map names), but these are just what I'm aware of/remember. I wanted to make this list of the DLC names to help you out incase you had to do research for the next video(s). I love your channel, and hope you continue this series! I looked online, and there are quite a bit of Reddit threads that list or mention various DLCs for a lot of games. I also purposefully left out the Splinter Cell series DLC as I currently am having trouble finding the exact names for some reason, but want to get this comment out.
never had an internet connection with my xbox back in the day. gladly many DLCs came out on the xbox magazin's DVD like some of the Splinter Cell levels
Until I got the backwards compatible versions on xbox one for star wars battlefront 1 and 2, I never knew they had extra maps and heroes. For another example.
Worth noting for the younger folks that all this DLC was FREE! It was considered an added bonus for buying a game on Xbox and signing up for Xbox Live. Oh, how times have changed.
Brute Force had this interesting mix of dystopian sci-fi, satire of aforementioned and i felt the weapons had such good play for the time. Games like Halo had the fps gunplay perfected but I would consider Brute Force for having some of the most solid 3rd person perspective action of the era. I would love some examples of contemporaries that you all think did the 3pp shooting better cause I would like to compare them. While it's true nostalgia goggles can blind most of us as we associate certain games with happier times, and while I did play BF as a kid, I also replayed it on original xbox about 5 years ago when I was 23. I was thinking that with a decade of gaming experience, BF might not hold up very well, as several other games had fallen flat upon revisitation. Happily enough, I realised that Brute Force had aged very well for me and I am pleased to see it has DLC. Maybe one day I'll be able to try it out!
The Voice in this Video is much louder and smoother in compare for example to the James Bond Video u did :) - just wanna give feedback :) Maybe do the background music a BIT louder (not much) and the Games in the Bookmarks are not right it says that the last one would be MX Superfly maybe take a look on those too! Also for the Video Topic: I know that Splinter Cell got some DLC's back in the day with new maps etc. but that is all i know
Could we get a ranked DLC video for story based content. Adding maps and cars and mechs to me seems easier than adding full story content. I would be curious to know what the best ones out there are and if anything could be close to being called expansion worthy
@@campxbox I would love to see that. Like you said though I can't imagine it being a long list as DLC was often quite small back then. Usually side projects that took very little time for the dev team to make and kept download sizes down because internet connections were so darn slow back then.
I had that MechAssault game back in the day and couldn't play it because it required an update and I had no way of connecting my console to the internet back in the day.
I’ll keep pushing it but secret weapons over Normandy is a great arcade aerial combat game and it has DLC available on XBox magazine demo discs so it’s still readily available.
The other week I installed the driver 3 original Xbox title update / patch. does anyone know what it actually does? As I've been trying to figure it out since.
Were all these free? Caught your comment on Amped 2. IIRC, Halo map packs were $4 each. Would be interested to know which DLCs were paid vs free across the library. I honestly was shocked to see how much DLC was out there and preserved.
Yes, meant for system link and Xbox Live. Nothing was included in the campaign. But the title updates may have changed weapon balance and that could have affected the campaign.
You can FTP it from your PC to the Xbox. If you have a softmod, you can download XMBC for gamers and that has an online database you can download them from. I believe you can buy an adapter to hook a flash drive in and put them on there that way, but I haven't tried that.
13:54 I could not disagree any further. Vanilla Comp Mech1 - only the Loki was ever seen in regular TD, as it was a faster cloak version of the Mad Dog that was faster and had significantly better heat related stats. These traits made it the only viable DLC mech introduced, which is frankly an embarrassment. We took it upon ourselves to change this in our mod where the Corvus has a gauss rifle now and the Hellbringer has 2 flamers and 3 LRMs instead of one, among other things, but the fact that they were released in that state, even as free DLC, shocks me. Demo Town was the most popular DLC map, specifically using blue and green spawns in TD because they put you near 2 missile salvage. And since the meta at that time (aka pre-rebalance) revolved around the Prome and Rag this meant that the first 30 seconds were dedicated to fighting over those 2 pieces of salvage, using the bridges to destroy any mechs that were caught on top of it. Green spawn actually had it the worst because the mechs spawned next to 2 salvage tanks, so if you were lucky you could cripple green spawn right out of the gate and gain a massive advantage. Aside from that, Rock Solid was also pretty good due to elevation differences which stuff like the Catapult or Belial could take advantage of. Hells Kitchen was pretty mid, due to all the tanks being hazards that could easily cripple you. Stone Cold was far too open to be enjoyable, and it would turn into sniper trades between Rags and mad Cats. And the other maps weren't seen too often either due to being locked to objective modes, with Desert Storm being the best one due to there being multiple lanes to approach the flags from. Midtown mayhem was okay but the relative openness of the flag base made it exploitable, as well as the turret hitboxes getting in the way of some mechs leaving said base. Anyways play Rebalance, we made Mech1 better indisputably, with our newest update releasing tomorrow.
Thanks for all the info you definitely have more knowledge than me with the online experience in MechAssault. Happy to see people still loving that game!
xbox had dlcs? I thought that was a modern thing starting with the infamous oblivion horse armour, did these have any discs like the halo 2 multiplayer? were they free?
Halo 2 multiplayer was just a pack of the DLC available on XBL! I still credit Xbox as being the god father of DLC. But that being said I didn't know about the Dreamcast!
Original Xbox had no Forza DLC, Forza didn't even support DLC. There was a title update that fixed compatibility between the Xbox Live Arcade/Forza Combo disc, and the standalone game, but that's about it.
I miss mechassault and brute force they were my favorite games I wish they were backwards compatible, it seems like Xbox is picky with what game they bring back
This is an example of why I don't like DLC. These things are no longer available unless you have a modded Xbox or you bought it years ago when the original Xbox Live servers were still up I don't like DLC at all this s*** needs to end in games
Xbox Live was what popularized DLC, but it was also a golden era of DLC. Game devs actively supported their games for a very low cost, or free (the majority being free) for a year or more after their game came out. Preservation efforts for Xbox are ongoing, but we are still missing a handful of critical unique DLC files. Many of these DLCs were released when the majority of the team had moved onto other projects. They felt more like devs writing a love letter to their fans, and less like trying to nickel and dime their customers until the end of time. Even Bungie made the Halo 2 DLCs free after a few months.
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I would bet half of the DLC released on the OG Xbox could be considered lost media nowadays.
Great video btw Camp XBOX! always cool to see this stuff.
Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it.
A lot of it can be found online, not sure if all of it though, but some of the most popular games you can find the dlc if you look.
The same could be said about PSP DLC but even then I've found archives for most games that had DLC, even games from Japan. From what I can remember, depending on the game it would be stuff like extra items in RPG's or sharing tracks/ghosts in racing games.
We have somewhere around 56% of all known DLC archived. There is a lot of roster DLC and even more duplicate DLCs missing for Xbox, but there's only 1 game we're missing unique DLC for: Shikigami No Shiro II.
Title updates are the bigger problem. We are missing over 100 updates, mostly from NTSC-J (Asia) and PAL (Europe/Australia/Oceana etc) region files. Sometimes these files are absolutely necessary for Xbox Live play.
Love the coverage of the OG Xbox. The PS2 may be known as one of the best selling consoles of all time, and for good reason, but the original Xbox is the one that changed the game in so many ways.
If I’m not mistaken, wasn’t the XBOX a more powerful system than the PS2?
@evansusmc yes, they had the PC market in mind, so they used third-party parts that would make it a much more powerful console.
@@98izzark69That and it was Microsoft, they had a lot of software engineering experience and it really showed during this generation.
thank you for briefly showing some love to the Dreamcast.
Any time! I love the Dreamcast!
OXM used to put the dlc on their demo discs. Such good memories from that magazine
I built a complete list of all DLC on from OXM and other discs for original xbox. It's in the Consolemods wiki. It's all be archived!
Star Wars Battlefront 2 on the XBOX had some cool exclusive DLC content that even the PC version lacked.
How much did all of these DLCs cost? He didn’t mention it in this video
@KnightOfNewColu that’s amazing. Especially how expensive some DLC is these days. Although aren’t some game dev companies moving away from that? And actually including everything in the game?
I bought a tall shelf for my game collection, and I realized that per shelf, it can fit 50 dvd size cases per shelf. So now my challenge is to keep each console limited to one shelf, the best 50 games per console. I'm furthest along with Xbox, having to make some hard decisions!
That’s fire, I hope to get on your level one day😂
@@thekidlivesnow I realized its better to have a curated collection of the very best games than have hundreds of games per console like the youtube guys.
That being said 50 per is still a lot lmao
True. I think I have the most for OG Xbox too. Oh and PS3.
I'd love to see what games you've chosen!
@@Palendrome Yeah I'll probably head in that direction as well. I love having physical media but really I only need games I care about. I can just emulate anything else.
I am not sure if it would been considered "DLC" or just unfinished, but I'm glad we got the lost chapters for fable. Great game!
I’m just glad to see Rallisport Challenge getting much deserved attention!
Just plan awesome!! OG Xbox is a power house and is kinda slept on. I've said it before I'm a PlayStation guy but damn is Xbox fantastic! They really made online mainstream and some awesome exclusives. Not to mention the DLC and no need memory cards. I will always love OG Xbox. Great overview and video thanks man!
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you enjoy the videos! Both Xbox and PlayStation were awesome and made up some of the best times in gaming.
This channel is awesome, such a neat idea to cover the classic Xbox stuff, thanks for covering this!
Glad you enjoy it!
That's a great subject idea for a video. I never knew about anything you've covered in this video. I look foward to part 2!
I remember playing that MechAssault rock solid map online and it would just be an absolute cluster every time. It was only a good map for turning into a destruction derby.
More DLC videos please. I didn't know of some of these especially Amped 2.
Will do! I'm glad you liked the video!
I remember how mind blown I was when I saw the Halo 2 Map Pack expansion at my local EB games, before I had internet playing on those new maps was incredible back then. Turf ftw!
MX Superfly is one of my all time favorite games! It was also myyyy 3rd Gamecube game? Anyway I had ZERO clue that the Xbox version had DLC. I really want to play it now haha!
There are Xbox demo discs that contain DLC for some games on the disc, so, it is still possible to obtain the additional content from that.
Wow thanks for this comment and for this video. Have been wondering about this subject for awhile, turns out I have issue 42 demo disk, it has 5 exclusive halo 2 downloads, time to fire up the OG and investigate further
I wanna say it’s custom game types made by the OXM staff. Pretty neat.
brute foce multiplayer was next level. you could play ANY character in the game. low level mobs, bosses, everyone. it was so much fun playing all the characters.
DLC for Hunter the Reckoning, Crimson Skies, Jade Empire, Iron Phoenix and Toe Jam & Earl 3 are some of the ones I have.
Jade empire had the DLC with the Limited Edition, which was decently common, especially in Canada
Jade Empire! Man that was a banger!
@@TheRiverintheRoad It's an unlocker. The DLC is in the retail game, you just need to run the bonus disc for the unlock and you can use the Mong Zeng class on any other copy of the game. This DLC was also never available on Xbox Live. 1 of 2 disc only DLCs that existed on Original Xbox.
Your next Xbox game review should be Greg Hastings Paintball Max’d. The shooting mechanics are so good and the gameplay is so much fun. Can be a little repetitive but is a great pick up and play game.
Been loving your channel man and I’m hoping you continue to grow. Thanks for putting out amazing content every week.
Thanks for watching and the kind words! I want to cover that game, but I want to give it a shot online to get the full picture of it. I'll add it to the recommendation list!
Xbox Live was a crazy moment in gaming history
Yeah it was such a special time. It changed a lot in gaming.
Yep, I remember when it was a novelty to have game chat. Now everyone is either in a discord call or just doesn't interact. Which to be fair I kind of understand haha, but that doesn't make it suck any less.
Yeah! Really cool to see you acknowledge some DLCs in the early when they were surprisingly free most of the time! I know that The Incredibles and some of the PES series supported as well? Also, it’s too bad that Brute Force never supported Live because these maps definitively felt like they were made for them….
I would like this to become a series of videos. At the very least you should make a part 2.
Brute Force not being on backwards compat was a damn crime man
Would have changed its fate
When you do get around to that Halo 2 DLC video, don't forget to look into the content distributed only via Xbox Magazine Demo Discs.
Halo 2 had no DLC on OXM discs, it just had 7 game modes. They are publicly archived and available outside of OXM discs today for future generations.
I had most of these dlc! My first DLC experience i belive was the first Splinter cell with the 3 additional missions
That's awesome, I didn't even know that was a thing. The origins of DLC is actually quite wholesome with companies usually just rewarding gamers for supporting them.
@@SpartanArmy117I i believe you can download them still on PC, worth checking out if you are a fan of the game!
Is that Sims 1 build mode music I hear at 4:39?
Crazy how much time I spent making rectangle houses in that freaking game.
Good catch! It's one of my favorite soundtracks ever.
I remember playing Brute Force and in terms of control it just felt right to me. But it definitely wasn't the big game they wanted it to be because it didn't have the x factor that, say, Halo had.
I wish they tried again in this climate a 4 player PVE would be great
The brilliant game Unreal Championship 2 had some DLC, including four new maps and some new playable characters.
The Halo map packs the the Star Wars Battlefront 2 DLC were the first time I had ever esperienced DLC. Despite its flaws it was cool that The Battlefront Collection brought the original dlc back.
Mechassault was one of the best games I completely forgot existed. Multi-player was super fun on that game
Whoaoao...you're tellin me there is Brute Force DLC??? that's incredible!
I enjoyed the character skin DLC’s for both Hunter the Reckoning: Redeemer and Conflict: Desert Storm II. Nothing to write home about, but they were free and nice bonuses.
I completely forgot about those RB6 maps!, Garage clan matches were intense back in the day.
I used to love the custom user-created maps you could download from the UK OXM Disc, I believe some DLC also made it's way onto there too
The original ninja gaiden had the hurricane packs in them that were mostly ported over to ninja gaiden black later. But still some that didn't and a exclusive mode that lets you parry attacks.
If you install these today, you can connect to Insignia and enjoy the hurricane packs today!
I would love to see DLC support on Insignia like they have doen with Halo 2. Dot ot the fact installing DLC on Stock Xboxes is not possible.
I grew up playing amped 2, but never had xbox live. Thanks to insignia i have downloaded and tried the DLC for the first time in many years
Waiit.. dlc was free back in the day?! 🙂😉
A lot of them were free, but they were a small few that you had to pay for.
Over half of the DLC on original Xbox was free, and there's a lot of it!
I have a Halo 2 map pack disc that I still love to use. I got these maps digitally back in the day, but recently picked up the map packs on disc for Xlink and Insignia
As a music gamer, I never grew up with an Xbox when the DanceDanceRevolution Ultramix games came out. All four games have DLC song packs that cost roughly $5, each with five tracks per pack. Eventually most of these DLC tracks made it to the Japan-only DDR Festival and DanceDanceRevolution STR!KE, as well as DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA.
All of those song packs have been archived. Not all DLC for each game is archived as there is a lot of overlap, but at least 1 copy of each is aviailable for people to enjoy today.
I learned some new ones but was really surprised by the omission of halo 2.
Are these actually pieces of DLC, or is it on disc files that are unlocked via a patch? Splinter Cell and Toe Jam and Earl 3 were certainly that.
I never even thought about that but I feel like that could be the case for some of these. I actually didn't realize that was the case for Splinter Cell or Toe Jam. I feel like the biggest offender of that was Street Fighter x Tekken.
@@campxbox The worst I ever heard was one of the Ace Combat games on the 360, to unlock all the planes which were already on the disc would have set you back over $270 !!!
But yeah, a lot of the early OG Xbox games were on disc DLC, Especially if it was new characters. It only had a 12gb hard drive didn't it?
@@Larry, it depends on whether you had an earlier or later model. The early ones had 8GB, and the later ones had 10 GB.
Splinter Cell DLC was actual DLC. Each level is 20-30MB of resource files.
ToeJam and Earl III's DLC was also real. 5-25MB downloads. Lots of resource files.
There are unlocker DLCs on original xbox, but there aren't that many.
Counter Strike, Unreal Championship II, Metal Wolf Chaos, Jade Empire, Advent Rising are the worst offenders.
When talking DLC on OG Xbox you gotta bring up Ninja Gaiden. The first hurricane pack added probably the most fun weapon in the game. Introduced a player controlled rotating camera system, rearranged the entire single-player campaign with new enemy placements and if I remember correctly new enemies. A new encounter based scoring system. It brought along the Master Ninja tournament as well, a real event with real prizing.
Team Ninja followed up with a second Hurricane pack that had an entirely new mode and bosses.
Both of these were free too. It was so cool.
PGR2 added entirely new cities to the game. I wanna say Bizzare almost doubled the amount of content in the game.
XBLA on OG Xbox was pretty cool as well. There are some pretty cool games that released late on the service like; Think Tanks.
You can play the Hurricane Pack DLCs whern connected to Insignia right now!
PGR2 is an interesting case, most of the DLC is actually built into the title update. The DLCs are mostly just unlockers for content built into the updates.
XBLA was THE BEST!
The first star wars knights of the Old Republic had a dlc thats even included on the backward compatible version its nothing big just a space station with a merchant who has some cool loot still happy its still playable
wow, I gotta look into this. I love that game and I've never heard about this.
@19:34 "Let me know in the comments what you want to hear about next."
As far as I know, there's enough where this can actually be a series on your channel. Some may be lost to time, but I believe a lot more has been archived than people realize.
The Backwards Compatible games on the Xbox One/Series X|S also include the DLCs, but it's only a small handfull - games like Jade Empire are also missing the Special Edition content for some reason on Backwards Compatibility.
These are the games that I am aware of that had DLC on the Original Xbox:
-CounterStrike (the DLC maps Inferno and Office)
-Halo 2 (three map packs that were also included on the Halo 2 Multiplayer Map Pack physical disk - Bonus Map Pack, Killtacular Pack, and Maptacular Pack)
-Links 2004 (three golf course DLCs - Kapalua Plantation, O.M. Director's Cut, and The Gallery)
-Ninja Gaiden (the Hurricane Pack 1 and Hurricane Pack 2)
-Star Wars Battlefront (the Jabba's Palace map)
-Star Wars Battlefront II (the Expansion Pack, and the free DLC that added Hero Assault to Kashyyyk)
-Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (the Yavin Station DLC)
-Star Wars: Republic Commando (the free map called Hanger)
I guarantee there's more (even just glancing at a handfull of comments on this video prove it to be true), so hopefully people who know more than me will comment more.
I had to look up the specific names of some of the DLCs (like the Counterstrke, Halo 2 and Links 2004 map names), but these are just what I'm aware of/remember. I wanted to make this list of the DLC names to help you out incase you had to do research for the next video(s).
I love your channel, and hope you continue this series!
I looked online, and there are quite a bit of Reddit threads that list or mention various DLCs for a lot of games.
I also purposefully left out the Splinter Cell series DLC as I currently am having trouble finding the exact names for some reason, but want to get this comment out.
I definitely want to make this into the series. Thank you for the list!
never had an internet connection with my xbox back in the day. gladly many DLCs came out on the xbox magazin's DVD like some of the Splinter Cell levels
Great choice of topic. ❤
Until I got the backwards compatible versions on xbox one for star wars battlefront 1 and 2, I never knew they had extra maps and heroes. For another example.
Yeah I'd love to talk about those! There was surprising amount of Star Wars DLC on the Xbox.
I really like Midtown Madness 3s DLC. The cars are cool af.
I'm glad to see Rallisport 2 get its flowers, its my favorite rally game
Love your vids camp.
I appreciate the kind words! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Worth noting for the younger folks that all this DLC was FREE! It was considered an added bonus for buying a game on Xbox and signing up for Xbox Live. Oh, how times have changed.
Don't forget about Star Wars Battlefront 2! Lots of extra characters and maps added.
Mechassault was one of my favorite Xbox games and I didn't even have Xbox live
Jotunheim means home of the giants.
Brute Force had this interesting mix of dystopian sci-fi, satire of aforementioned and i felt the weapons had such good play for the time. Games like Halo had the fps gunplay perfected but I would consider Brute Force for having some of the most solid 3rd person perspective action of the era. I would love some examples of contemporaries that you all think did the 3pp shooting better cause I would like to compare them.
While it's true nostalgia goggles can blind most of us as we associate certain games with happier times, and while I did play BF as a kid, I also replayed it on original xbox about 5 years ago when I was 23.
I was thinking that with a decade of gaming experience, BF might not hold up very well, as several other games had fallen flat upon revisitation.
Happily enough, I realised that Brute Force had aged very well for me and I am pleased to see it has DLC. Maybe one day I'll be able to try it out!
It's always awesome when games still hold up all these years later because it's not always the case.
It was a weird time. I bought halo 2 dlc, but didnt bat an eye when they made a disc variant you could pick up at the game store.
The DLC for the original Unreal Chsmpionship was good too
The Voice in this Video is much louder and smoother in compare for example to the James Bond Video u did :) - just wanna give feedback :) Maybe do the background music a BIT louder (not much) and the Games in the Bookmarks are not right it says that the last one would be MX Superfly maybe take a look on those too! Also for the Video Topic: I know that Splinter Cell got some DLC's back in the day with new maps etc. but that is all i know
I appreciate the feedback. Thank you!
Could we get a ranked DLC video for story based content. Adding maps and cars and mechs to me seems easier than adding full story content. I would be curious to know what the best ones out there are and if anything could be close to being called expansion worthy
That's a good idea. There wasn't a ton of story based DLC on the Xbox, but it would be nice to compile those.
@@campxbox I would love to see that. Like you said though I can't imagine it being a long list as DLC was often quite small back then. Usually side projects that took very little time for the dev team to make and kept download sizes down because internet connections were so darn slow back then.
Hello and Welcome to Camp Xbox this week’s topic DLC
Oh shit as a collector how does a collector get a hold of these DLC’s
Just google "Original Xbox DLC", you'll find them :)
Mech assault was fantastic I miss playing it
First Xbox DLC I ever saw in person was DLC for Hunter the Reckoning: Redeemer.
My first ever console was the original Xbox and the first game I got Fable. 2 years later I got Fable the lost chapters and Halo 2
Saw brute force and mech assault
Instant watch
God i miss Mechassault
Mechwarrior 5 is great but Mechassault was fun for being arcade-y
It's playable on Insignia, the Xbox Live replacement right now.
I had that MechAssault game back in the day and couldn't play it because it required an update and I had no way of connecting my console to the internet back in the day.
Anyone have a list of DLC on the Xbox Demo Discs? I'd love to see that content.
It's on ConsoleMods wiki in the Xbox section under Xbox Live DLC.
Mannnnnnnnn you took me back with these games choices amped was my shit i had to much time played with that 😂
I’ll keep pushing it but secret weapons over Normandy is a great arcade aerial combat game and it has DLC available on XBox magazine demo discs so it’s still readily available.
I actually bought this game the other day!
@@campxbox it one of my favorites on the system. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have!
I had most of these DLCs back then 😅
Please run XCAT on that console in case you have anything that hasn't be archived.
The other week I installed the driver 3 original Xbox title update / patch. does anyone know what it actually does? As I've been trying to figure it out since.
Were all these free? Caught your comment on Amped 2. IIRC, Halo map packs were $4 each. Would be interested to know which DLCs were paid vs free across the library. I honestly was shocked to see how much DLC was out there and preserved.
Most was free, but there were a fair amount of paid DLC too.
I know Kotor 2 had a little bit of gear you could download
damn, for real? I've never heard about this.
KotOR II wasn't even an Xbox Live enabled game. KotOR 1 has 1 piece of DLC, Yavin Station.
so all the MechAssault stuff was for multiplayer?
Yes, meant for system link and Xbox Live. Nothing was included in the campaign. But the title updates may have changed weapon balance and that could have affected the campaign.
Is there any way to play DLC without a modded console or emulating?
Yes, but installing DLC on a stock xbox is a pain in the butt.
How would you add dlc to your Xbox in 2024? Flash drive?
You can FTP it from your PC to the Xbox. If you have a softmod, you can download XMBC for gamers and that has an online database you can download them from. I believe you can buy an adapter to hook a flash drive in and put them on there that way, but I haven't tried that.
FTPing a DLC installer of downloading from Insignia is your best bet. Insignia doesn't host all DLC that's been archived.
Im actually the only person who played brute force. AMA
I did, and that's why we have the DLC today!
13:54 I could not disagree any further. Vanilla Comp Mech1 - only the Loki was ever seen in regular TD, as it was a faster cloak version of the Mad Dog that was faster and had significantly better heat related stats. These traits made it the only viable DLC mech introduced, which is frankly an embarrassment. We took it upon ourselves to change this in our mod where the Corvus has a gauss rifle now and the Hellbringer has 2 flamers and 3 LRMs instead of one, among other things, but the fact that they were released in that state, even as free DLC, shocks me.
Demo Town was the most popular DLC map, specifically using blue and green spawns in TD because they put you near 2 missile salvage. And since the meta at that time (aka pre-rebalance) revolved around the Prome and Rag this meant that the first 30 seconds were dedicated to fighting over those 2 pieces of salvage, using the bridges to destroy any mechs that were caught on top of it. Green spawn actually had it the worst because the mechs spawned next to 2 salvage tanks, so if you were lucky you could cripple green spawn right out of the gate and gain a massive advantage. Aside from that, Rock Solid was also pretty good due to elevation differences which stuff like the Catapult or Belial could take advantage of. Hells Kitchen was pretty mid, due to all the tanks being hazards that could easily cripple you. Stone Cold was far too open to be enjoyable, and it would turn into sniper trades between Rags and mad Cats. And the other maps weren't seen too often either due to being locked to objective modes, with Desert Storm being the best one due to there being multiple lanes to approach the flags from. Midtown mayhem was okay but the relative openness of the flag base made it exploitable, as well as the turret hitboxes getting in the way of some mechs leaving said base.
Anyways play Rebalance, we made Mech1 better indisputably, with our newest update releasing tomorrow.
Thanks for all the info you definitely have more knowledge than me with the online experience in MechAssault. Happy to see people still loving that game!
@@campxbox yeah I live and die by that game and how could I not? It's *so* good
xbox had dlcs? I thought that was a modern thing starting with the infamous oblivion horse armour, did these have any discs like the halo 2 multiplayer? were they free?
Halo 2 multiplayer was just a pack of the DLC available on XBL! I still credit Xbox as being the god father of DLC. But that being said I didn't know about the Dreamcast!
A lot of them were free and some like Jade Empire would have special editions that included the DLC on disc.
So would you say that the rock solid level is..not rock solid?
The game to have the best dlc on OG Xbox is still Fable
More dlc videos please.
Definitely in the plans!
If Microsoft teased Xbox Live for original Xbox turning back on
I wish I could get ahold of the dlc for forza I still try and connect to Xbox live on my OG Xbox 😭
Original Xbox had no Forza DLC, Forza didn't even support DLC. There was a title update that fixed compatibility between the Xbox Live Arcade/Forza Combo disc, and the standalone game, but that's about it.
"Released with two DLC" So you're saying day 1 DLC was a thing even back then?
Yup! Mechassault 2 for example had a free DLC on Xbox Live that also shipped with the Limited Collectors Edition disc.
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I miss mechassault and brute force they were my favorite games I wish they were backwards compatible, it seems like Xbox is picky with what game they bring back
Insignia, the xbox live replacement supports Mechassault right now.
U forgot Project Gotham Racing 2
Anyone remember mace griffin?
Too bad that RSC 1+2 are not anymore available on the xbox.
Magic: The Gathering Battlrground
Can you sell me the dlc?
This is an example of why I don't like DLC. These things are no longer available unless you have a modded Xbox or you bought it years ago when the original Xbox Live servers were still up I don't like DLC at all this s*** needs to end in games
Xbox Live was what popularized DLC, but it was also a golden era of DLC. Game devs actively supported their games for a very low cost, or free (the majority being free) for a year or more after their game came out. Preservation efforts for Xbox are ongoing, but we are still missing a handful of critical unique DLC files.
Many of these DLCs were released when the majority of the team had moved onto other projects. They felt more like devs writing a love letter to their fans, and less like trying to nickel and dime their customers until the end of time. Even Bungie made the Halo 2 DLCs free after a few months.
“Brute force has grown on me a bit”
Only took 20 years lmao