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Revision as of 00:37, 2 September 2017
This article is about the emulation of a console on PC. At present, a reliable emulator of this console has not been released. Be wary of any downloads claiming to be such.
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| Xbox 360 | |
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General information
Emulators
Cxbx-Reloaded
Key points
- Uses high-level emulation.
- Currently in active development.
- Not intended for general use yet; very few games are playable.[1]
General information
XQEMU
Key points
- Uses low-level emulation.
- Source is based off QEMU, a full system emulator/virtualizer.
- Updates are extremely infrequent (last commits were made back in May 2017).
- Not intended for general use yet; very few games are playable.
- Very high system requirements.
General information