Hello, I would like to install an N64 emulator on my Xbox 360 but I don't know how or with what. Someone must know how to do it. I should mention that I haven't modified my console; it's original. Thank you.
Any emulator on 360 is tough to install. It's only possible with older generations of motherboards, and even if you have an old box, the modification on it is quite heavy. We're far from just flashing a drive.
Tyras28
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And do you have any idea how to do it please? (note that I'm far from being a king in IT)
nicos2101
Do you have the N64?
Tyras28
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No, otherwise I wouldn't be looking for an emulator.
nicos2101
Boo, I have the N64 and its emulator.
Tyras28
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It's not really useful, but oh well. So, do you have an idea? Please.
Mrsmith
@Tyras28Hello everyone, I have a question out of pure curiosity!
I wanted to know if it was possible to install a GBA emulator on my Xbox 360, knowing that my console is the original "arcade" version...
I've already seen that I could connect my console to my PC, but the question remains the same, is it possible in any way to have a GBA emulator on this console?
Thank you in advance to everyone who will respond!!
Mrsmith
nicos2101
I can't help you, I don't know anything about 3.6, I only know about emulators.
Math
Of course he can! I wonder why your nickname is NooB... To get back on topic, I can't really help you since I don't have it, but I once saw a friend playing Super Smash Bros on his 360. He told me he had a CD with several N64 games on it... of course, your reader needs to be flashed! All this to say that if you search the internet, you'll definitely find it, it can be done!
Tyras28
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Sure, thanks for the advice.
kent
Salut, did you manage to put an emulator on your Xbox 360?
Omfglol
A modified kernel is required to read unsigned content.
NooB
Hi,
An emulator on the 360: NO!
Enjoy!
Omfglol
According to NooB's response, an N64 emulator on an Xbox 360 is possible and is even currently in development.
I'm not sure if it's for Xbox 360 because there's no info on the page yet.
To run the emulator, you need: An XDK (Xbox developer kit) or a JTAG Xbox 360 (can read unsigned codes)
Warning: Microsoft bans all JTAGs or XDKs if possible from Xbox live...
JTAG = violates m$ code of conduct XDK = unauthorized possession of an XDK (if you don't have a developer license from m$, then you're not authorized)
Well, good luck
P.S.: I have a JTAG banned from Xbox live :p
Oh, I almost forgot, the JTAG has been patched in newer versions of Xbox, so you need an Xbox that hasn't connected to Xbox live since <<before August 2008>> Otherwise, it is patched
More clearly, if you want to know if your Xbox can be JTAG'd, go to your system info and look for your kernel version...