At least it’s easy to patch out if you have a homebrew-enabled 360.

I'm curious to know how well unsupported titles work.

Boom: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uU9j4X-WK01UZuZzv6Fu...

Amazing, thanks! Seems like a rock solid emulator.

I think that's more of a licensing things really. Some of those old games had really wierd diels especially for music rights.

I never understood why music publishers care so much about licensing for old games. Are they worried people are going to put on GTA3 to avoid buying a couple songs? It makes more sense to me that playing old games would encourage those song sales.

Before your comment I thought the more likely reason that Microsoft qualifies games is to reduce the amount of development and support effort needed for their emulator. Even Halo 1 struggled to get some good framerates, IIRC.

That’s the reason why some games keep going in and out of Steam. Especially console ports such as Alan Wake.