Xbox network
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| Developer(s) | Microsoft |
|---|---|
| Latest version | N/A |
| Active | Yes |
| Platform(s) | Xbox Xbox 360 Xbox One Xbox Series X and Series S |
| Type | Subscription service |
| Website | Xbox live |
Xbox network, formerly known as Xbox LIVE is the online service used by Xbox consoles.
Xbox[edit]
Larry Hyrb, Xbox Live's Major Nelson, announced on his blog that Xbox Live support for the original Xbox would be discontinued on April 15, 2010, including online play through backwards compatibility on the Xbox 360 (Fusion) and all downloadable content for original Xbox games.[1]
- Insignia
- Xbox Live emulation is possible with Insignia project which is a free replacement for Microsoft's servers for the original Xbox console, allowing online functionality to be restored for the first time since 2010 which is allowing you to play online with friends and strangers.
- xemu: networking. See Xbox emulators#Hardware features and peripherals section for supported emulators.
- For more information about other revive projects see Preservation projects page.
Xbox 360[edit]
The Xbox 360 Store and the Xbox 360 Marketplace (marketplace.xbox.com) will be retired on July 29, 2024.[1]
- Xenia WebServices
- Xenia will never be able to connect to the real Xbox Live network.[2] But simulated Live-like network is possible and available thanks to Xenia WebServices. The Xenia WebServices project, currently under development, simulates Xbox Live functionality for P2P online multiplayer games. You need to use "Xenia Canary fork Netplay branch" to connect (this branch also supports System Link feature of Xbox 360). This fork also could be used to communicate with private servers for games that require a dedicated server for multiplayer features. In this regard, games that require a custom server will not work unless a fan-made, private server is created. This is outside the scope of this fork or Xenia WebServices and will have to be developed by the community. Latest updates introduced a friend and invite system in its interface. This allows you to invite or join friends for online sessions in supported titles. It's important to note that this feature replicates the original functionality and is separate from the Xbox dash interface's friend system and the Xbox Live service. See ongoing development for "Xenia Canary fork Netplay branch" and Xenia-WebServices on xenia discord channel.
- To connect to Xenia WebServices servers, you can use the following address;
- Simply change the "api_adress=" value in the "xenia-canary-netplay.config.toml" with this address. You can also visit that address to view active online users and lobbies/sessions. See xenia-canary-netplay config setup page for more information.
- See this page for compatibility list (this list also includes System Link titles).
- See Preservation projects page for more information about revive projects.
Xbox One[edit]
There is no preservation project for emulating Xbox Live private platform server service for Xbox One at the moment, or any kind of implementation on the emulator side to connect official servers.
Xbox Series X and Series S[edit]
There is no preservation project for emulating Xbox Network private platform server service for Xbox Series X/S at the moment, or any kind of implementation on the emulator side to connect official servers.
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