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| [https:// | | [https://www.retroarch.com/?page=platforms RetroArch (Libretro frontend)] || Many systems. | ||
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| [https:// | | [https://github.com/Aftnet/LibretroRT Retrix (Libretro frontend)] || Many systems. | ||
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| [https://nesbox.com/emulator Nesbox] || NES, SNES, Game Boy, GBA, Sega Genesis | | [https://nesbox.com/emulator Nesbox] || NES, SNES, Game Boy, GBA, Sega Genesis | ||
Revision as of 03:10, 9 October 2022
Once you have activated developer mode on your Xbox One, you can install apps including community-made emulators.
List of Emulators
| Emulator Name | System Emulated |
|---|---|
| RetroArch (Libretro frontend) | Many systems. |
| Retrix (Libretro frontend) | Many systems. |
| Nesbox | NES, SNES, Game Boy, GBA, Sega Genesis |
| VBA10 | GBA |
| PPSSPP | PSP |
| WinPSPe10 | PSP |
| DuckStation | PS1 |
| AetherSX2 | PS2 |
| XB1Emu | N64, PS1 |
| Win64e10 | N64 |
| Flycast | Dreamcast |
| CHIP8 | CHIP8 |