How to emulate an Xbox on windows?

Hello there,

You can play Xbox games and gamepass games on your pc just by using the xbox app and gamepass app on the play anywhere games. If you haven't done so already, sign up for the Microsoft Rewards program to earn points by searching or playing games. Then you can redeem those points to buy the gamepass for pc subscription.

... Xbox Play Anywhere is an official Xbox emulator for PCs running Windows 10. Games that are also on Xbox and are going to play on PC are not a PC platform!

Xbox Play Anywhere is NOT an emulator. The Xbox Play Anywhere games are compiled for the Windows 10 PC platform as well as Xbox. There is no emulation going on, which would unnecessarily slow down the games. They run natively on Windows 10, not an emulated
Xbox environment.

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The purpose of developer mode is not to run emulators.

At this link, there is more information about developer mode and how to activate it.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/xb...

I can't provide information about emulators because it's not legal

Wireless how? Video?

The Xbox app and remote play are not available on Mac

If you're running Windows, Mac is not often not compatible with remote play, xbox games, and other things that require DRM and other security, as emulation often causes issues with the secure connection.

You need to contact your emulation provider about addressing these issues, as Microsoft cannot support their software.

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It'd never happen. A PC would not be able to play 360 games natively because of the huge differences in hardware that is available and the PC wouldn't have the power to emulate the 360.

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Natively means it would be running on the PCs own hardware. This wouldn't happen because of the wide variety of hardware in use, whereas 360 games expect a standard set of calls.



Emulating means a piece of software which thinks it is a 360. So not only would you be running Windows 8 but a program to emulate the hardware of a 360, which in turn would have to run the 360's operating system.



Currently there aren't any decent emulators for the last gen of consoles, hell even Playstation 1 emulation isn't perfect, so you've no chance of emulating the Xbox 360.

[/quote] What if Windows 8 includes the Xbox 360 operating system? What if the software isn't emulating but is actually designed to run the games with a minimum set of required hardware? I think while this is rumour and speculation there is a possibility depending
on how Windows 8 is designed to incorporate it. Lastly there are decent emulators for last gen, hell even a decent emulator for this gen, not great mind, but decent.