There is a reason anybody seriously looking into original xbox homebrew will be told to get an original xbox, hack that, maybe source some nice component cables and go from there rather than use a 360. I believe xbox 360 homebrew itself has a measure of N64 emulation that is almost worth speaking of so that might be an option.

I also don't know what goes with current hacked DVD firmwares and original xbox games - originally there was some support for burned 1:1 (which was anything but most Scene releases - there is a reason there were a bunch of redumps when the 360 was well and truly current) xbox rips but various 360 banwaves and subsequent hacked DVD firmware updates made that far trickier, if not impossible with some setups. Imagine trying to do that on the wildly different 360 when the xbox was still relatively current as these things go.īasically install the hacked original xbox emulator onto your homebrew capable 360 if you want hacked original xbox games to run in it (trainers, hacks, ripped scene releases.) or maybe to toy with different regions (though even then if it is not officially supported in another region it is still going to be a bit iffy for some of them). *it is only the last few years that the PC has started to treat xbox emulation seriously. Xbox Series / One Download Visual Studio Runtime Libraries (UWP) Installation video. Settings are also unified so configuration is done once and for all. It enables you to run classic games on a wide range of computers and consoles through its slick graphical interface.

I don't have a current list of those to hand though. RetroArch is a frontend for emulators, game engines and media players. Even the unsupported commercial games (which also can be attempted to be booted) don't have much to recommend here over what the official list says. Obviously the devs doing said big hack job are not going to focus on homebrew, or indeed non supported games, which means final results are wanting there. However you will probably be very disappointed - most of the original xbox emulator on the 360 was a big hack job on the part of Microsoft to support specific games* and patch out bugs with those to make them work better on the 360. You will need a JTAG/RGH machine AND you need to install the hacked version of the xbox emulator - it is kind of a separate setup within the 360 that is not bothered by the JTAG/RGH tweaks of the 360 kernel/dashboard. Going to have to go with the 'yes but' answer.

Original xbox snes emulator