Is there anything out there that I could use so I can pop a xbox 360 disk into my mac and play the game? I have a loaded macbook pro so, the system pref are up there for speed and graphics. I'm aware that the xbox 360 is one powerful machine and that people had some trouble making a emulator work on a pc. I've done some research and what I've found is that some people use mac g5 for game servers running 360 games. I'm also noticed that they made guitar hero 3 for pc and a bunch of xbox 360 based games for it. Since you can play that on a pc, wouldn't one think that an xbox 360 emulator for a mac would work? I would like to find an xbox 360 emulator for the mac os x.

Can anyone help me out? If there isn't a such thing right now, what would one have to do to make something like this become a reality? If anyone wants to start a group and work on this, im up for it. Let me put it this way.it won't happen for 5-6 years on 'normal' hardware.

Xbox 360 Emulator For Mac

There is a HUGE performance hit when you emulate something, especially on a non-native chipset. The 360 is on a PPC-based IBM 'Power' architecture, which is very, very similar to a G5. The differences even between a G5 and a 360 are considerable. The difference between a 360 and an intel-based Mac are almost total in scope. There is nothing about them that's closely compatible.

Xbox 360 Emulator For Windows 10

The 360 is Big Endian. The 360 has 3 processor cores the 360 has a custom version of a Direct X graphics platform. I suggest you look around at the availability of REGULAR xbox emulators and look at what they can do to give you an idea of how far away a 360 emulator is. Short version: the 733mhz Pentium 3, 64mb of RAM and Geforce-equivalent graphics processor of the original XBox bring the best computers available today to their knees when emulated. Not much past the N64 runs WELL on a modern computer, much less OS X.