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UWP NESbox Emulator In Certification For Xbox One

NES (.nes), Sega (.gen .smd), Super Nintendo (.smc), GameBoy (.gb .gbc .gba) could be playable on the Xbox One very soon.

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Tedakin3168d ago

Does this mean we can play NES games free on the Xbox? Someone explain this whole thing to me. Seems like Nintendo would have something to say.

Tedakin3168d ago

I got a dislike but no response to my question.... Thank you N4G, always so helpful.

Spike20XX3168d ago

to answer your question.....

That's what they want to do, for you to be able to play NES games on your Xbox, but of course Nintendo won't let this happen. In less than 24 hours this would be shut down if it goes greenlight.

shadowfax333168d ago

a third party is developing the emulator not Microsoft, they just authorize it for their UWP(which only recently compatible with Xbox one)
think of Microsoft UWP as google play store or apple store, you can easily find NES emulator on these stores too.

vishant1013168d ago (Edited 3168d ago )

Emulators are completely legal. ROMs are not. Its the same way these emulators are readily available on google play.

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AngelicIceDiamond3168d ago

They need to do OG Xbox games next.

mark_parch3168d ago

if this happens this will be fucking huge

Goldby3168d ago

Ues because people buy brand new consoles to play old games...

theRell3168d ago

I just want to play Leaf Green on my Xbox One...

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NES Games That Hold Up Brilliantly

Unlike most SNL special guests from the 00s, a lot of NES games just do not age.

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How Sony Fixed Their PS3 Launch Mistakes

This is the story of how the creators of the all-time best selling console almost crippled its own successor’s early life.

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ABizzel11d 16h ago

They retired Ken Kutaragi, moved away from overly expensive custom hardware, and went with more traditional hardware available to the market and listened to developer needs.

Profchaos4h ago

It's true but also PlayStation publicly came out and stated third party wasn't important to them.

ironic that what worked for them the previous generation caused them significant pain in the subsequent one.

The PS2 was actually a significant challenge to develop for far worse than the PS1 ever was but the competition at the time was struggling so much they couldn't make up the ground Dreamcast had a stigma of being a last gen console by the time the PS2 came around and looked inferior compared to games like grab Turismo 3, the GameCube and Xbox were still a ways away and PlayStation had the reputation as being the place to play it was a perfect storm for them and the GTA games not coming to Dreamcast and Sony's embrace really helped.

Third party basically drove PlayStation yi success over more capable consoles Xbox may have looked better at the time but it didn't have GTA 3, vc, Sa or the stories games the mainline entries didn't hit the Xbox until many years after being on PlayStation.

Then the PS3 with it's cell architecture ramped it up again and just hurt Devs they didn't focus on the GPU as much as they should have and they didn't realise their deals they made with IBM could have resulted in the cell architecture being shared with Microsoft which it was and it did help them develop the 360

But really the 90s and 2000s were a wild time for game consoles now it's a little boring it's all off the shelf components and everything is mostly the same

gunnerforlife7h ago

After losing so many 3rd party exclusives, they buckled down and concentrated on amazing first party games! God of war 3, Killzone 2, resistance, uncharted, the last of us, MgS4, little big planet, demon souls and so many more games!! They won the gamers back by playing smart! Even though the media and all big gaming websites from ign, gamespot, kotaku etc were all against it!! I had fun with ps2, but it's ps3 where I really grew up and had the time of my life.

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Razer Announces Clio: Their New Wireless and Cordless Gaming Chair Speaker

Razer, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, today unveiled the Razer Clio, in innovative gaming chair accessory designed to deliver headset-like immersive audio without the constraints of wearing one.

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