Unscripted 360, an Xbox 360 podcast website, has posted what they call the “Xbox 360 Laws”. Such laws include, but are by no means limited to:
Barbie Horse Adventures should only be played on an original Xbox. ONLY test its backward compatibility on an Xbox 360 if you are in possession of a child 7 years old or younger. The ‘Ken Exception’, a movement that if Ken Horse Adventures were released it could be played, was struck down.
Under no circumstances will you put stickers on your console. Unless said stickers cover the entire console.
The Vision Camera is not a dating tool.
Carrying an Xbox 360 backpack is not cool.
Have a Gamertag that everyone can pronounce. It is mandatory to upholding the Laws and key to being recognized by the Council and your fellow gamer. Trying to pronounce ‘xryiopyehzzeaiy’ sucks. The Council frowns on unspeakable names. You shall provide proper pronunciation of confusing Gamertag whenever prompted or be in violation of said 360 Law.
And my personal favorite:
Your 360 headset is not an open tryout for American Idol. Under no circumstances should you sing into the headset while playing. Mute yourself for the sake of your fellow gamer playing with or against you.
The above listed a just a few amongst many others of a constantly growing list. For the full list and a bit of a laugh, visit Unscripted 360.
