

Xenia XBox 360 emulator for Desktop – Windows, Linux, Mac OS 32/64 bit
Description
Xenia for is an experimental emulator for the Xbox 360 developed for PC Windows x86 and x64, Linux and macOS (and now also compatible with Android and iOS).
Even if it’s not a finished product that’s accessible to everyone, it’s the groundwork for something that could become a very interesting project.
In a few words: you can use it to emulate games, but it’s a pretty complex process.
Features
This is a free and open-source software that allows the users to play the Xbox 360 console games on a personal computer.
Xenia doesn’t require any Xbox 360 system files.
Xenia Xbox 360 emulator only supports Windows 10/8.1/8 and should be equipped with a 64-bit x86 processor, Vulkan-compatible graphics processing unit, Xinput-supported controller, AVX-support (Haswell or Intel Sandy Bridge).
Xenia will check for the minimum supported CPU and GPU on startup and error out if one is not detected.
Make sure that you have the latest drivers installed, you cannot just remove the checks in the code and assume things will work.
System requirements may vary depending on your hardware configuration.
For the best Windows experience, users should be running with:
- Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015, 2017 and 2019
OpenGL and Direct3D11 or lower are not, and never will be supported.
Xenia doesn’t currently have stable builds, but you can obtain pre-release builds from the links below.
System requirements
In order to run the application correctly, it is necessary to meet the minimum requirements given in the table below.
OS version | Windows 7+, OS X–10.14+, Wine |
CPU/GPU | x86/64-bit, Direct3D 12/Vulkan |
RAM | 4 GB (6 GB recommended) |
Disk space | 32 MB |
It is still possible to install the app on devices not mentioned above, but we cannot guarantee its proper functioning.
We recommend backing up the device on which the app will be installed before performing any installation of third-party apps not from the official app Store.
Update
•[Kernel/XAM] XamEnumerate: Ignore clearing provided buffer
•[Kernel/XAM] Dummy X_XACHIEVEMENT_DETAILS support
•[Kernel/IO] IoCompletion: Removed !wait_ticks check
•[Base] Add missing header for VS2017
[Kernel] KeEnterCriticalRegion changes needed to allow XamTaskSchedule threading
[Kernel] Fixes to allow XamTaskSchedule to run in seperate thread
Install
- Download the .zip archive
- Extract the .zip archive on a folder
- Select the folder containing the extracted file
- Open the file .exe as administrator
- Press install button
- Launch the software
License
We are not affiliated with any software house company.
All patents and trademarks are owned by their respective holders.
- XBox is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation
- Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation
All the apps and games are property and trademark of their respective developer or publisher and for home or personal use only.
All resources are obtained via reverse engineering of legally owned devices, games, and information present on the internet.
FAQ
- Does this emulator supports multiplayer functionality?
- Yes, this console emulator offer multiplayer support, allowing you to play games with friends online.
- What system requirements are needed to run console emulator smoothly?
- System requirements vary depending on the emulator and the console being emulated. Generally, a modern device with a decent CPU and GPU is recommended.
- Are ROMs and game files included with emulator, or do I need to find them separately?
- Emulators typically do not come with ROMs or game files due to copyright restrictions. You’ll need to source these files separately.
- Can I use original game controllers with this console emulator?
- Yes, the emulator supports original game controllers. You may need to configure the emulator settings to use the specific controller.
- Are there any legal considerations when using console emulators and ROMs?
- Yes, the legality of using emulators and ROMs can vary by country and jurisdiction. It’s important to ensure you have the legal right to use the games you’re emulating.