Not as far as I’m aware, and it wouldn’t be able to do it justice, because the original Xbox dash was fully rendered live in 3D. It’s more akin to playing a game than navigating a 2D themed app UI.
The flubber that plays on boot is also a live render, it has a noise function that makes every startup unique. You can edit the program that runs to change some of the rendering functions on a modded box as well, it is a very unique console startup.
Not as far as I’m aware, and it wouldn’t be able to do it justice, because the original Xbox dash was fully rendered live in 3D. It’s more akin to playing a game than navigating a 2D themed app UI.
Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oCtN498Sus
There is an actively developed theme that emulates the look of the Xbox 360 ‘blades’ menu though, called TetradUI.
The flubber that plays on boot is also a live render, it has a noise function that makes every startup unique. You can edit the program that runs to change some of the rendering functions on a modded box as well, it is a very unique console startup.
That’s really cool, I didn’t know that.
That always reminded me of Metroid prime.