Xbox Title IDs
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Original Xbox Games use TIDs with the format ��-###, where the three digit number increments from 001 to 999 as the publisher releases games over time. Due to many reasons such as a game being cancelled after being allocated a TID, there may be gaps in a publisher's serial numbering such as AA-001, AA-003 being published games but AA-002 being an unknown TID. A publisher may also skip numbers for unknown reasons, such as publishing AA-101 before 20-99 were allocated. | Original Xbox Games use TIDs with the format ��-###, where the three digit number increments from 001 to 999 as the publisher releases games over time. Due to many reasons such as a game being cancelled after being allocated a TID, there may be gaps in a publisher's serial numbering such as AA-001, AA-003 being published games but AA-002 being an unknown TID. A publisher may also skip numbers for unknown reasons, such as publishing AA-101 before 20-99 were allocated. | ||
| - | All known original Xbox TID numbers begin with 0, 1, or 2 except a few unique EA cases: [http://redump.org/disc/54518/ EA-571], [http://redump.org/disc/46335/ EA-906], [http://redump.org/disc/48916/ EA-907 (USA)], and [http://redump.org/disc/23949/ EA-907 (Europe)] | + | All known original Xbox TID numbers begin with 0, 1, or 2 (001 - 265) except a few unique EA cases: [http://redump.org/disc/54518/ EA-571], [http://redump.org/disc/41848/ EA-905 (USA)], [http://redump.org/disc/23944/ EA-905 (Europe)], [http://redump.org/disc/46335/ EA-906], [http://redump.org/disc/48916/ EA-907 (USA)], and [http://redump.org/disc/23949/ EA-907 (Europe)] |
Latest revision as of 05:41, 2 July 2024
This is a page to keep track of Xbox Title IDs (TIDs), for the purposes of Xbox game preservation. Title IDs are used on redump.org in the serial field for Xbox and Xbox 360 discs. Gaps in Title ID (TID) numbers can be used to determine the possibility of undumped discs. TIDs are not necessarily unique, multiple different disc dumps may share the same TID, often different regional releases.
See dbox xbox and dbox xbox360 for lists of Title IDs, and dbox publishers for a list of publishers.
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Title ID format
The following is the standard format used for most TIDs, where � refers to an ASCII character typically A-Z or 0-9, and # refers to a digit 0-9.
| Title ID | Category |
|---|---|
| ��-### | Original Xbox Game/Application |
| ��-2### | Xbox 360 Game/Application |
| ��-4### | Windows PC Game/Application |
| ��-5### | Windows Phone Game/Application |
| ��-3#### | Xbox 360 Downloadable Demo (0x8### in hex) |
| ��-6#### | Xbox 360 Downloadable Content (0xF### in hex) |
The original Xbox used TIDs with three digits, but for backwards compatibility reasons they can be treated as ��-0###.
There are also some TIDs that use five digits. The fifth digit is a result of the number being stored as 4 hex (hexidecimal) digits rather than decimal digits, so the number can reach as high as 65535 (0xFFFF)
Publisher Codes
The following two letter/digit combinations are converted to ASCII when used in URLs/filenames. For example, "XC" in ASCII is 0x5843.
In addition to the following table, there also exist a few Publisher codes that use special values: (mostly for Downloadable content)
Title ID Numbering System
The TID numbers are often represented in hex when used in URLs/filenames, e.g. 012 in hex is 00C, 2001 is 07D1. So a TID of XC-001 is represented as 58430007, and a TID of XC-2001 is represented as 584307D1.
Original Xbox Games
Original Xbox Games use TIDs with the format ��-###, where the three digit number increments from 001 to 999 as the publisher releases games over time. Due to many reasons such as a game being cancelled after being allocated a TID, there may be gaps in a publisher's serial numbering such as AA-001, AA-003 being published games but AA-002 being an unknown TID. A publisher may also skip numbers for unknown reasons, such as publishing AA-101 before 20-99 were allocated.
All known original Xbox TID numbers begin with 0, 1, or 2 (001 - 265) except a few unique EA cases: EA-571, EA-905 (USA), EA-905 (Europe), EA-906, EA-907 (USA), and EA-907 (Europe)
