Is it possible to port your emulator to the Xbox ONE through Xbox Live Creators Program?
[color=#000000]It allows create and publish homebrew games and programs. [/color]Please visit official page
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/ga...ve/creator
ROMs will be loaded via USB disk, DVD or OneDrive.
I think this will give you a lot of new fans and supporters.
many thanks
The Xbox One doesn't have enough cpu power to run games properly. Did you read about amd cpus being bad(before Ryzen)? That's about 4 Ghz amd cpus, not about 1,75 Ghz ones like the Xbox One has. There are likely to be other issues, like programming limitations that prevent to use the x64 JIT.
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(03-30-2017, 06:17 PM)mimimi Wrote: [ -> ]The Xbox One doesn't have enough cpu power to run games properly. Did you read about amd cpus being bad(before Ryzen)? That's about 4 Ghz amd cpus, not about 1,75 Ghz ones like the Xbox One has. There are likely to be other issues, like programming limitations that prevent to use the x64 JIT.
Yes, Xbox ONE has core at 1,75GHz but it has 8 core (8x1,75GHz).
I think that port to Xbox ONE may be run well.
It doesn't matter how many cores it has. Dolphin only has two heavy-duty cores it can use, and even those aren't always running at full capacity since one has to wait for the other.
jirkawaggon Wrote:Yes, Xbox ONE has core at 1,75GHz but it has 8 core (8x1,75GHz).
Um, that's not how computers work. If it was, bulldozer would have been amazing! And Intel certainly wouldn't be the king of gaming with 4 core CPUs.
Anyway,
Dolphin relies on IPC, not core count.
Not to mention the legal shitsorm it would cause
Dolphin is open source! Hack your Xbox One, and have at it.
