One of the only ways to bypass the security is acessing the mbr (
wherever it is ), and validating the boot for a linux distribution.
Have heard of XNA. It's an expansion of DirectX, I think that microsoft
have included all the hardware access in the kernel and directx/xna
interface to avoiding hacking. That would bring us some troubles, maybe
an specific chipset.
Getting a list of all the components used in the xbox360 motherboard
maybe a good start. Mapping the mbr, and loading the data from a DVD.
Booting backup disks may matter, but our problem is a little bigger
here. But the profits of cheap and VERY powerfull desktop machine must
be taken in count. :)
Cheers,
Guilherme
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