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The '''[[Wikipedia:Xbox 360|Xbox 360]]''' is a seventh-generation console released by Microsoft on November 22, 2005 and retailed for ${{inflation|USD|399 ($508.92 in 2018 money)|2005}}. It had a PowerPC Tri-Core Xenon CPU at 3.2 GHz with 512MB of RAM. It had an ATI Xenos GPU. The console's life saw several updates to its OS to alter its appearance, as well as the option of a motion-sensing camera called the [[wikipedia:Kinect|Kinect]].
==Emulators==
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|[[Xenia]]
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|[https://github.com/benvanik/xenia Git]
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|[[Fission]]
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===Comparisons===
;[[Xenia]]
:The emulator that's made it the furthest so far. Progress on it is surprisingly fast. Only a relatively small number of games are playable(12%) , though, and those that are playable largely have issues and run slowly. :The Though the devs have no plans on releasing Xenia for say Windows 7 at this time.:The is compatible, the new DirectX12 branch making significant progress is only available for Windows 10.
;[[Fission]]
:The official emulator on the [[Xbox One emulators|Xbox One]] and [[Xbox Series X and Series S|Xbox Series X/S]] consoles, supports a growing (500+) [[wikipedia:List of Xbox 360 games compatible with Xbox One|list 577 out of 2085 games]]. Load times are faster, but emulation suffers from input lag due to forced [[vsync]]. Beyond this, playback is incredibly faithful to the original system. Xbox One X and Xbox Series X improves on the emulation further with better framerate, texture filtering and higher resolution in some games. Note that an Internet connection is required on the first run of each game to download.
==Emulation issues==
