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Modder finishes nine-year Xbox 360 voltage glitch mod with a $4 microcontroller, cracks the console open

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Modder glitch-hacks his Xbox 360 with the help of a $4 microcontroller — operation shows the power of the Rasperry Pi Pico

Source: Tom's Hardware

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