Why don't yall make a emulator for Original Xbox and Xbox 360

Well, first of there are already emulators, legal ones i packages like Rare replay, or Xbox BC

It sis not possible to do real time emulation of thr Xbox 360 on any Xbox console. Going from RiSC to CiSC is computationally brutal, and the fastest enthusiast PCs struggle with it

Backwards compatibility is not an emulator in the traditional sense. Only the OS is emulated. The rest of the game has been converted to Xbox One.

There is already a GTA remastered trilogy you can purchase

All titles that can be emulated, technologically and legally have been, and the BC program has ended.

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what I mean by emulators is what they did with the xbox 360 to make it backwards compatible with the original xbox games they had to make emulators in order to play originals on the 360

I don't seem to know where the people who say "no BC" is a deal breaker. Most people (if not all) who want BC have a 360, so why can't you just play your 360 games on your 360? Microsoft can't just copy and paste the 360 architecture to the xbox ONE. Not
only would building an emulator cost us, the consumer, more money but it would also take up HDD space.

Plus I don't trust Microsoft making a good 360 emulator. The Original Xbox emulator was not that good on the 360. There were many bugs on that emulator. Anyone remember the shadow effect on Halo 2?

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I don't seem to know where the people who say "no BC" is a deal breaker. Most people (if not all) who want BC have a 360, so why can't you just play your 360 games on your 360? Microsoft can't just copy and paste the 360 architecture to the xbox ONE. Not
only would building an emulator cost us, the consumer, more money but it would also take up HDD space.

Plus I don't trust Microsoft making a good 360 emulator. The Original Xbox emulator was not that good on the 360. There were many bugs on that emulator. Anyone remember the shadow effect on Halo 2?

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So tell me what the life expectancy of a 360 is?? Makes me wonder what it is for the new one as well

A surprising amount of work has to go into making a game BC once it has been approved for the program.

Each game is essentially reverse engineered and recompiled into the type of executable that the Xbox One understands. These games have to be fully tested for bugs and quirks to make sure they're running correctly and at the correct speed.

The Xbox 360 emulator on the Xbox One isn't like most emulators. Most emulators run the original software executable directly from the original source material either ripped or via the original storage medium, not recompiled. The Xbox 360 BC for original
Xbox games uses this traditional emulation method. The Xbox One does not.