Catan [xbla][arcade][jtag/rgh] Here

Leo booted up the game. The hard drive clicked, the custom dashboard bypassed the signature checks, and the screen flashed with the classic green geometry of the XBLA interface.

sitting in Leo’s bedroom. It wasn't just any console. It was a hard-modded unit—a JTAG/RGH machine—running on custom dashboard software. It was capable of holding an entire arcade in its local hard drive, preserving relics that the digital storefronts of the future would eventually discard. Catan [XBLA][Arcade][Jtag/RGH]

On turn six, the dice rolled a 7. The screen darkened slightly as the dreaded Robber piece animated into action. Alaric dragged the Robber onto Leo’s mountain tile, cutting off his supply of Ore. Catan review | Eurogamer.net Leo booted up the game