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For five hunnerd bucks they still can't just emulate Grandad Xbox as a machine?
Still with the "downloaded profiles for select games" mess?
Still with the "downloaded profiles for select games" mess?
For five hunnerd bucks they still can't just emulate Grandad Xbox as a machine?
Still with the "downloaded profiles for select games" mess?
You're missing the point of what I'm saying.The reason why some games are not on the BC list isn't because of technical issues, it's because of stupid freaking distribution and publishing rights.
You're missing the point of what I'm saying.
Distribution and publishing rights only come into play when you're releasing recompiled binaries and emulation profiles.
You're missing the point of what I'm saying.
Distribution and publishing rights only come into play when you're releasing recompiled binaries and emulation profiles. If MS doesn't provide any of that and only makes some software which emulates their own original hardware, then rights issues are irrelevant. There's only one party which can prevent that: Nvidia.
Giving this more thought, I can only think the reason they don't go with a pure emulator is concerns over pirating. It would become too easy to simply download the images of the original games and be able to play them all regardless of actually owning or having the disc.
OG Xbox games was never sold digitally, therefore it's a new distribution channel which would require authorisation from publisher.
i doubt they would limit it to disk games, that makes no sense, and how many people would still have the disks now anyway.
so put the games up for sale on the store for cheap.
XBox BC was an ok surprise. Nothing that exciting IMO.Xbox BC was a pleasant surprise and I think it fits nicely with their strategy of providing ongoing value for people who have invested in Xbox software over the years. If the goal is to convince people to buy software on their platforms, it makes a lot of sense to me to visibly reward those who have been doing so for years and especially those who have been doing so for the longest.
how many people would still have the disks now anyway.
I'm trying to think of one OG XB game that would be fun to play that doesn't have a better PC version or remaster. Midtown Madness? I drawing blanks, there were not many classics on the system that wasn't Halo or GTA. PS2 had a ton of exclusives, but the XB was my Halo machine.
I'm trying to think of one OG XB game that would be fun to play that doesn't have a better PC version or remaster. Midtown Madness? I drawing blanks, there were not many classics on the system that wasn't Halo or GTA. PS2 had a ton of exclusives, but the XB was my Halo machine.
that's right, but just a little correction. OG Xbox games were sold digitally in the X360 store when the X360 OG Xbox emulator was functional. That's how I got one of the best games yet, Ninja Gaiden Black, and I still have the digital copy in my purchase history. Just from that game, OG Xbox emulation is worth for me. If they can enhance the resolution to 4k and AF to 16X, Ninja Gaiden Black is still a sight to behold. Gameplay wise, the game is at a whole new level, incredible game.OG Xbox games was never sold digitally, therefore it's a new distribution channel which would require authorisation from publisher.
i doubt they would limit it to disk games, that makes no sense, and how many people would still have the disks now anyway.
so put the games up for sale on the store for cheap.