DVD key? I think if you look on the DVD drive itself it may say something about a key.
You Cant Put The Tilde key (~) In Your Name Unless You Have A Spanish German French..... Etc... Except for an English Keyboard.
It really depends on your keyboard. On US keyboard layouts, the tilde key (~) is to the left of the 1 key. On UK layouts, it's next to enter. However, if you're asking because you're trying to open the console, then always try the key to the left of 1, regardless of whether it's the tilde or not.
No, you can't each system is different and have different key parts needed for it to operate correctly.
The tilde "`" key but first you have to turn the console on in options. This option is not available to F2P Players
Use a keyboard and then type it in
~ is the tilde key.
because the tilde isn't enabled. one way is to go Control Panel> Device Manager> Keyboard> Microsoft eHome MCIR 109 Keyboard Right-click and select uninstall. This won't disable any keyboard functions
DVD key? I think if you look on the DVD drive itself it may say something about a key.
Depending on what type of keyboard you have, the Tilde key can be found at the top left, below the Escape key. By pressing both the Shift key and the Tilde key produces '~'.
its this key ~ but no one knows how to activate it!
You can't, at least not yet anyway.
you cant
you would need to take a xbox and a xbox 360 apart so you can put key parts of the xbox 360 into the xbox but i wouldn't recommend doing it tho cos it would mean every time you turn it on you would have to overwrite 100s of codes but if you do, do it the graphics would be very bad :)
use a key No yoda on 360-vader on ps3...
This is a very controversial subject as some people enjoy gaming on a console such as the xbox or the PS3 much more then on a computer and vise verse, how ever a computer now can be even more powerful then a PS3 or a Xbox 360 making frame rates and response time higher along with graphic quality. PC gaming also offers drivers supporting the Xbox 360 wired controller if you prefer that over a key board or PC controller. On the other side consoles offer perfect compatibility meaning you will never buy a xbox 360 game that won't work on a xbox 360 unless the disk or xbox is damaged. How ever with PC you have to match system specs and have a powerful enough computer to play a game with good graphics and frame rates. So it is all a matter of prefernce.
nope