About Developer Mode

Hello guys.

I don`t know if this is the right place to post, but here we go:

1- The Xbox One Developer Mode runs only debug games (unsigned code) and not retail games?

2- Does the Xbox One uses the **** executable format (like 360)?

3- Since Xbox One has backwards compatibility through emulating the Xbox360, does XB1 runs unsigned **** files in Developer Mode?

I am asking these questions, because i have a Custom Game Engine which develops 3D games for Xbox 360 (homebrew), it outputs a file default.****, which is unsigned, and only runs on a Xbox360 Devkit, and
i would like to play my homebrew xbox360 game on xbox one.

Supposing that with developer mode xb1 can run unsigned code, i imagine that it could run also unsigned **** files from Xbox360.

Cheers.

:)

 

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Hi there, Nils28!

We would not recommend enabling developer mode on the console, unless you are a developer who is in the process of creating a new application.

Additionally, the developer mode for the Xbox One console would not allow others to install a virus on accounts. We'd recommend reading over the

Developer Mode Activation App FAQ for further clarification in regards to this.

 

xbox one developer mode

its still enable the Xbox developer mode after the Last update? (october 2017)

 

Xbox One developer mode runs UWP apps only from Visual Studio.

It doesn't support xex files. So unfortunately you won't be able to use your Xbox 360 homebrew games on the Xbox One.

Xbox One development kits are different but you need to register at ID @ Xbox and be approved as a developer to obtain one.