QueensGambit
Bit poster
Hi,
the XboX (not XboX 360) was more or less a PC in console form (x86 processor architecture, GeForce Video card, etc). Also it was possible to replace the firmware and therefore have a different "operating system" installed.
My question is if it will be possible in the future, when DirectX support is more functional, to install XboX freeware firmware ("operating system") in a virtual machine and therefore enjoy XboX games runing in a mac.
the XboX (not XboX 360) was more or less a PC in console form (x86 processor architecture, GeForce Video card, etc). Also it was possible to replace the firmware and therefore have a different "operating system" installed.
My question is if it will be possible in the future, when DirectX support is more functional, to install XboX freeware firmware ("operating system") in a virtual machine and therefore enjoy XboX games runing in a mac.