This article contains a full set of every Xbox 360 disc released, whether it is a retail release or not.
It is based on the data of Redump.
Disclaimer :
This database is still incomplete, as there is a lot of regional variants that are either undumped or not in Redump's database to this day. There will probably always be new variants/revisions discovered. If you find a mistake or something missing from this article, do not hesitate to edit it. Contributions are always welcome.
- If it isn't explicitly mentioned, the Australian release correspond to the English-language Euro release.
- If it isn't explicitly mentioned, the Brazilian release correspond to the North American release.
- If it isn't explicitly mentioned, the Korean release correspond to the Asian release.
- If it isn't explicitly mentioned, special/limited editions, bundled/not for resale editions and rereleases are the same as the original releases.
- The default language (meaning the language displayed when an unsupported language is selected as system language) will be in bold.
- An information will be in italic if it is strongly assumed, but has not been confirmed on Redump.
- Asian variants' names are standardized (English version, Chinese version, Japanese version, etc), even though not all of them display this edition name on the cover, or they may hold a different name (Japanese name vs English name, for example). Nevertheless, this was done in order to make everything easier to understand, and barcodes are indicated as reference.
- The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is a bit of a mess. Just be aware that every variant is mono-language.
- The Xbox magazine had a lot of localized releases, under sometimes totally different names and number (for exemple, Issue 22 could be Issue 24 in another country, and Special edition 3 in a third one), however, a name still had to be chosen to represent the disc. Also, even an individual release can have a different name on the front, spine and disc.
How to read this list :
If a disc was released in every region (NTSC, NTSC-J and PAL), then its region will be World.
If a game had two different discs released, with one being generic and one being country-specific (for example, Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City (World), and Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City (Japan)), that means that every release that is not the country-specific one will be the generic one (for the US release, for the UK release, for the Russian release, for the Australian release, for the Korean release, for the German release, for the Brazilian release --> the disc is Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City (World)).
Sub-regions work the same way : There were two different Skate discs released in Europe: Skate (France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland), and Skate (Europe). This means that the UK, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Dutch, Scandinavian, etc releases will contain the Skate (Europe) disc.
360 Disc lists
- List of Every Xbox 360 Disc - Part 1 (XeMID from A to J)
- List of Every Xbox 360 Disc - Part 2 (XeMID from K to Z)
- List of Every Xbox / Xbox 360 Hybrid Disc
Codes used for the regions
| Region | Corresponding code | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Asia | ASIA | |
| Asia [Chinese Version] | ASIA [ZH] | Used when there is several Asian variants containing different discs. |
| Asia [English Version] | ASIA [EN] | Used when there is several Asian variants containing different discs. |
| Asia [English and Chinese Version] | ASIA [EN+ZH] | Used when there is several Asian variants containing different discs. |
| Asia [Japanese Version] | ASIA [JP] | Used when there is several Asian variants containing different discs. |
| Australia | AUS | |
| Austria | AUT | |
| Austria & Switzerland | AT/CH | Used for German-language variants with a PEGI rating (Germany uses USK). |
| Benelux | BNL | Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. Used for French + Dutch dual-language variants. |
| Brazil | BRA | |
| Canada | CAN | |
| Canada [French Version] | CAN [FR] | Used for French-only Canadian variants. |
| Czechia | CZE | |
| Denmark | DNK | |
| Europe | EUR | |
| Germany | DEU | |
| Greece | GRC | |
| Hungary | HUN | |
| India | IND | |
| Italy | ITA | |
| Japan | JAP | |
| Korea | KOR | |
| Korea [Korean Version] | KOR [KO] | Used when there is several Korean variants containing different discs. |
| Korea [English Version] | KOR [EN] | Used when there is several Korean variants containing different discs. |
| Korea [English and Korean Version] | KOR [EN+KO] | Used when there is several Korean variants containing different discs. |
| Korea [Japanese Version] | KOR [JP] | Used when there is several Korean variants containing different discs. |
| Latin America | LATAM | Used for Spanish-language NTSC variants. |
| Mexico | MEX | |
| Middle East & North Africa | MENA | |
| Netherlands | NLD | |
| New Zealand | NZ | |
| North America | NA | USA + Canada + Mexico |
| Poland | POL | |
| Portugal | PRT | |
| Russia | RUS | |
| Scandinavia | SCN | Danemark, Finland, Norway, Sweden. |
| Slovakia | SVK | |
| Spain | ESP | |
| Sweden | SWE | |
| Switzerland | CHE | |
| Turkey | TUR | |
| UK | UK | |
| USA | USA | Used for variants that are exclusives to the US, i.e. different from Canada and/or Mexico. |
Codes used for the languages
| Language | Corresponding code | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Arabic | Ar | |
| Argentinian Spanish | Es-Ar | |
| Brazilian Portuguese | Pt-Br | |
| Chinese | Zh | |
| Czech | Cs | |
| Danish | Da | |
| Dutch | Nl | |
| English | En | |
| American English | En-Us | Used if there is several English dubs. |
| British English | En-Gb | Used if there is several English dubs. |
| Finnish | Fi | |
| French | Fr | |
| German | De | |
| Greek | El | |
| Hungarian | Hu | |
| Italian | It | |
| Japanese | Jp | |
| Korean | Ko | |
| LATAM/Mexican Spanish | Es-Mx | |
| Norwegian | No | |
| Polish | Pl | |
| Portuguese | Pt | |
| Russian | Ru | |
| Slovakian | Sk | |
| Spanish | Es | |
| Swedish | Sv | |
| Turkish | Tr |