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XQEMU is an [[Xbox]] emulator that had started development relatively recently. The project is actually based off of [http://wiki.qemu.org/Main_Page QEMU], an open-source computer virtualizer. The thing that makes this emulator different from the other attempts at Xbox emulation is that XQEMU uses low-level emulation (since QEMU itself is a low-level emulator), while previous Xbox emulator attempts used high-level emulation. This comes with it's own benefits and downsides compared to high-level emulation, but it does allow for greater accuracy – and in turn – greater compatibility down the road. Dev is a whiny asshole, moreso than the average developer of emulator software; goes out of his way to be mean to other devs who helped him out on XQEMU, stuff like that. Dev also thinks XQEMU is his personal gift to humanity, greater even than the leaning tower of Piza (even though games that do run on it look AND run like shit for the most part at this point in development), so avoid contacting them unless strictly necessary. Still, none can deny that it is a very versatile emulator, and hopefully one day the work that has been done on it will help guide us all to a stable, reliable high-level XB emulation platform.