LMFAO, Are you serious? Sorry but there aren't even good Gamecube emulators, or Dreamcast emulators, mind while there are emulators for both of them they aren't very good. Also you want an xbox 360 emulator, wow, you'd need a pretty decent computer that exceeds the specs of the xbox 360.
Here are the xbox 360 specs, unless you have a quad core with higher specs, no xbox 360 emulator if it ever came out would be able to run on a computer will minimal specs. Not even a dual core...
Sorry to tell you but there is no xbox 360 emulator...
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Hi, yes i wish for that day to. Though there is not going to be one available to us commoners for some time, there are people like me and my friends working on this. So far the only way at all found is to Beowulf cluster an xbox and a computer with xbox or greater stats, and you can play xbox games in the computer disk drive and use the computer for what the xbox usually does. It is believed that if the xbox 360 operating system is "flashed" (copied) onto the computer and the xbox removed it may be possible to play x360 games on comp. Code for dual booting xbox OS with linux or windows (MAC SUCKS) is hopefully not going to be too difficult. Though it may still be years.
I know this is probably no help at all.
One is glad to be of assistance.
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Hey man,
Go ahead and search your question in http://forum.vision.am,
if you cannot find it, just register, put the question there (likely in Russian, but if you can't, don't worry, put it in English, that guys will understand you.
They will help you as soon as possible, and if they cannot find it, they will create their own emulator, believe me, that guys know how to hack a PC or anything released by Microsoft! LOL
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dude... there are no xbox360 emulators. i mean they cant even make a stable ps2 gamecube or dreamcast emulators. their is no way you are going to get a good xbox360 emulator that works good and has games to play for it. probably in like 2-3 years from now their might be.
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008
First Working NES Emulator for Xbox 360 via MCE
Xexter has found a way to run a NES emulator on the XboX 360 using MCE. At the moment there is no sound but it runs at almost full speed.
Found a way to add a menu for the roms list so you will have to edit the nes.htm and change to whatever Nes rom you want to play. I've included a Public Domain rom for testing but have verified Zelda1-2, Excitebike, and TecmoBowl and all worked.
Please do not ask for ROMs
INSTALL:
You will need to extract the rar into Cocuments and SettingsAll UsersStart MenuProgramsAccessoriesMedia CenterMedia Center Programs on your media center box. It took a bit for the icon to show up under More Programs but it finally will.
NOTES: Sound is not functioning, Media Center 2005 is required. If it locks up you will need to run something that warns you that it is a web page and check the box that says Don’t show this again. Once you do that it should run fine. I created an MCL that just went to Google and then checked that box. I've also attached an image with the mapping of the Xbox Controller to the corresponding keyboard keys.
Source: http://www.maxconsole.net/?mode=news&newsid=6442
Found a way to add a menu for the roms list so you will have to edit the nes.htm and change to whatever Nes rom you want to play. I've included a Public Domain rom for testing but have verified Zelda1-2, Excitebike, and TecmoBowl and all worked.
Please do not ask for ROMs
INSTALL:
You will need to extract the rar into Cocuments and SettingsAll UsersStart MenuProgramsAccessoriesMedia CenterMedia Center Programs on your media center box. It took a bit for the icon to show up under More Programs but it finally will.
NOTES: Sound is not functioning, Media Center 2005 is required. If it locks up you will need to run something that warns you that it is a web page and check the box that says Don’t show this again. Once you do that it should run fine. I created an MCL that just went to Google and then checked that box. I've also attached an image with the mapping of the Xbox Controller to the corresponding keyboard keys.
Source: http://www.maxconsole.net/?mode=news&newsid=6442
Xbox 360 Emulator Downloads
Xbox 360 is a powerful entertainment system developed by Microsoft, the latest among the power gaming consoles available in the market today. It combines the features of an off-line and on-line gaming console and multimedia player all contained in one attractive package. The games that can were designed for Xbox 360 look as good as the console itself. Since all the games for this are high-definition (i.e. built for really high resolution), thanks to an Xbox emulator included in the Xbox 360, you don't need throw away many of your favorite games.
It comes with a user-friendly dashboard interface that allows you to go through (or straight) to the options that you want by using the controller or the remote control. Its digital multimedia capabilities allow you to play your favorite movies and music and view your pictures and personal videos. You can literally throw away all your other media players and just have the Xbox 360 to provide you all the entertainment you need.
Because of the popularity of the games that can be played on the Xbox 360, it makes sense to some to develop an emulator for it so that it would be possible to play Xbox 360 games on other platforms. This is something common actually. Game console makers use this strategy of developing emulators in order to remove the "limited game" barrier that might turn off potential customers. Remember that the game console is a "necessary evil" to the ultimate objective, which is entertainment. A game console that can claim to be able to play a lot of games from Day 1 will have a good start.
There are two types of emulators. First is the software emulator that is installed in PCs to enable it to work on a different software program from the one which was originally installed. This allows the PC to accept the game software and play it. The second type of emulator is the hardware emulator which comes in the form of a hardware device or component that contains firmware that instructs the PC on what to do when particular game software are loaded.
Game software developers encourage the development of emulators because it expands the utility of their software, thereby increasing their addressable market size. By doing so, their sales potential increases by a magnitude, which translates to significant profitability.
While many say that emulators make sense, there is still a major issue regarding it. This has to do with the disclosure of specifications of the game console being emulated to the company doing the emulation. These are obviously data that game console manufacturers will be very, very, reluctant to give. It would be like committing commercial suicide for them to just give away the secrets of their products.
Jordan Michael is an Xbox 360 enthusiast. He writes articles and review products related to Xbox 360 and have a blog all about xbox 360 Downloads that can be found here: http://xbox360classroom.blogspot.com
It comes with a user-friendly dashboard interface that allows you to go through (or straight) to the options that you want by using the controller or the remote control. Its digital multimedia capabilities allow you to play your favorite movies and music and view your pictures and personal videos. You can literally throw away all your other media players and just have the Xbox 360 to provide you all the entertainment you need.
Because of the popularity of the games that can be played on the Xbox 360, it makes sense to some to develop an emulator for it so that it would be possible to play Xbox 360 games on other platforms. This is something common actually. Game console makers use this strategy of developing emulators in order to remove the "limited game" barrier that might turn off potential customers. Remember that the game console is a "necessary evil" to the ultimate objective, which is entertainment. A game console that can claim to be able to play a lot of games from Day 1 will have a good start.
There are two types of emulators. First is the software emulator that is installed in PCs to enable it to work on a different software program from the one which was originally installed. This allows the PC to accept the game software and play it. The second type of emulator is the hardware emulator which comes in the form of a hardware device or component that contains firmware that instructs the PC on what to do when particular game software are loaded.
Game software developers encourage the development of emulators because it expands the utility of their software, thereby increasing their addressable market size. By doing so, their sales potential increases by a magnitude, which translates to significant profitability.
While many say that emulators make sense, there is still a major issue regarding it. This has to do with the disclosure of specifications of the game console being emulated to the company doing the emulation. These are obviously data that game console manufacturers will be very, very, reluctant to give. It would be like committing commercial suicide for them to just give away the secrets of their products.
Jordan Michael is an Xbox 360 enthusiast. He writes articles and review products related to Xbox 360 and have a blog all about xbox 360 Downloads that can be found here: http://xbox360classroom.blogspot.com
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