The Xbox 360 gamerpics definitely do look dated, as the newer options are far more robust and detailed. But it's a neat option to have in any event, and worth checking out just to see what your ...

With 360 gamerpics as far back as 2006 now firmly back in play, who knows what Xbox might drag out from the late 2000s next. Listen, I can't promise anything, but I'm going to make it my personal ...

Xbox engineer Eden Marie tweeted on Sept. 21 that she’d developed a way for Xbox 360 owners to import the gamerpic they last used on that console into their current profile on Xbox One or Xbox ...

Additionally, this option will only be available if you had an Xbox 360 gamerpic in the first place. Recommended Still, it’s a pretty neat way to celebrate the era of Halo 3 and Gears of War 2 ...

With each passing generation, Xbox tries to shame my Pac-Man ghost avatar by shrinking it ever smaller and smaller. I will not yield. I bought this gamerpic for 80 Xbox Points in 2006, and I'll be ...

If you're attached to your Xbox 360 gamerpic but hate how that it looks small and ridiculous on modern consoles, don't change it for a newer one just yet. Microsoft developer Eden Marie has ...

Classic Xbox 360 era gamerpics have not been fully supported for quite some time on modern Xbox consoles, but that will soon change. Game Rant. Menu. Sign in now. Close. Game News; ...

Microsoft is now testing a new Xbox Series X|S feature that’ll allow people to revive their old Xbox 360 gamerpics on the newer consoles. This means that if you’ve had a profile picture on ...

An Xbox engineer fixed a user's tiny, 15-year-old Xbox 360 gamerpic so it now displays properly on modern devices. Skip to main content. 2025 Release Schedule ...

An Xbox engineer solved an Xbox owner's Gamerpic issue in her free time. Focus Reset. Skip to content. IGN Plus. Home ... the 360 Gamerpic would never get bigger than 72 x 72 pixels.

A Microsoft engineer assisted an Xbox user in updating his old Xbox 360 avatar. The Pac-Man avatar was displaying as too small on Xbox’s user interface.