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Revision as of 01:22, 1 March 2019
This is a list of known Xbox emulation projects
| Status | Approach | Chihiro | Name | Links | Initiator | Platform | License | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maintained | LLE | ✔ | XQEMU | [1][2][3] | espes | Windows/macOS/Linux/Others | XQEMU supports hardware-acceleration for the CPU emulation on Linux through KVM. | |
| Maintained | HLE/LLE Hybrid | ✗ | Cxbx-Reloaded | [4][5] | SoullessSentinel | Windows | Cxbx-Reloaded supports LLE GPU emulation which was taken from XQEMU. At the time of writing, the LLE GPU is significantly slower than in XQEMU. | |
| Dead | LLE | ✗ | Tortoise | [6] | JayFoxRox, phire | The decision was made to create an HLE / LLE Xbox emulation project which is maintained similar to Dolphin or Citra. A key focus was on design simplicity. The project started as a continuation of kvmbox, with devices being copied from the XQEMU source code. The project was called kvmbox-reloaded, while the name was being decided. The HLE portion was never worked on. | ||
| Dead | LLE/HLE Hybrid | ✗ | OpenXBOX | [7] | mborgerson | |||
| Dead | HLE/LLE Hybrid | ✗ | xexec | Haxar | Linux | Xexec is an Xbox executable loader & emulator for x86/x64 Linux; handles direct execution of x86 code, executing Xbox game code directly on the CPU, in userspace Linux; All Windows kernel calls from Xbox game code are translated into POSIX syscalls, with no dependency on Wine. | ||
| Dead | LLE/HLE Hybrid | ✗ | MacBox | [8][9] | blueshogun96 | macOS | "The macOS Experiment" - An experimental VM for Macs that don't have support for the official VM framework. A simple proof of concept. | |
| Maintained | LLE/HLE Hybrid | ✗ | StrikeBox | [10] | StrikerX3 | Windows/Linux | A fork of OpenXBOX, which was turned into a separate project. | |
| Dead | HLE | ✗ | Cxbx | Caustik | Windows | |||
| Dead | HLE | ✗ | Dxbx | [11][12] | ShadowTj | Windows | The project was started on March 23rd 2008. It is an improved port of Cxbx to the Delphi programming language. | |
| ? | Unknown | ✗ | Dirtbox | Windows | ||||
| ? | HLE | ✗ | IronBabel | daeken | Unknown | This seems to have been a generic portability framework | ||
| ? | HLE | ✗ | Steelbreeze | daeken | Unknown | |||
| ? | LLE/HLE Hybrid | ✗ | Zookeeper | [13] | daeken | macOS | Using Apple's Hypervisor.framework to run a custom kernel (NightBeliever in the repo) and then running Xbox code from there | |
| ? | Unknown | ✗ | XbeNext | [14] | LoveMHz | Windows | ||
| Dead | HLE | ✗ | Xeon | _SF_ | Windows | |||
| ? | Unknown | ✗ | XProject | Windows | ||||
| ? | Unknown | ✗ | xbem | Windows | ||||
| Dead | LLE/HLE Hybrid | ✔ | Hackbox | JayFoxRox | Windows/Linux | Private | This was originally going to be a commercial emulator (but plans were dropped quickly in favor of preservation). The source code was temporarily public but then made private. The source code is still available to a selected group of developers. Hackbox was designed from scratch but re-used code from Cxbx for HLE routine detection. | |
| ? | LLE | ✗ | kvmbox | phire | Linux | |||
| ? | HLE | ✗ | XboxHLE | Windows | ||||
| ? | Unknown | ✗ | boombox | Windows | ||||
| ? | Unknown | ✗ | vxb | Windows | ||||
| ? | Unknown | ✗ | exciplex | Windows | ||||
| Maintained | LLE | ✔ | MAME | [15][16][17][18] | yz70s (Samuele Zannoli) and MAME Team | Windows/macOS/Linux/Others | Focus seems to be on Chihiro emulation. | |
| Dead | LLE | ✗ | XBVM | monocasa | Linux | |||
| Dead | ✗ | Xenoborg | blueshogun96 | Windows | ||||
| Dead | LLE/HLE Hybrid | ✗ | Fusion[19] (Xbox 360 Backward Compatibility) | Microsoft | Xbox 360 | Proprietary | ||
| Maintained | LLE/HLE Hybrid[citation needed] | ✗ | Fission[20] (Xbox One Backward Compatibility) | [21] | Microsoft | Xbox One | Proprietary | Announced at E3 2017. Said to be working similar to the 360 support in the Xbox One [22]. The 360 support is probably ahead of time shader translation and runtime CPU translation [23]. |
