RetroX on XBox One

[deaddisk]

...only just a dream?

I think about my unused XB1 what I can do with this box. I reading some threads here:

https://gbatemp.net/forums/xbox-one-hac ... ebrew.287/

Meanwhile you can use the Development Account for free (has anyone a actual tutorial for this or a ready code for me? )

Is it possible running RetroX on this platform?

[deaddisk]

Ok, it's easy to get free Developer Account:

Go to this site: http://www.xb1emu.com
Scroll down to: Windows Dev Essentials
There is a short tutorial

[avalanche]

As far as I know Retrox is only on Android devices.

If I had to choose a console for it to work on I think it would be great with the Switch.

[fcatrin]

Porting RetroX to non-android systmes is a whole complete project, almost starting from zero, no less than one year of development.... I know because I ported RetroX from Linux to Android in 2014.

But... along with the changes that I've made for offline and themes, I started to detach the core RetroX from Android, so _may_be_ some day a Java based port for desktop computers could be feasible.

[KingPepper50]

Porting RetroX to non-android systmes is a whole complete project, almost starting from zero, no less than one year of development.... I know because I ported RetroX from Linux to Android in 2014.

But... along with the changes that I've made for offline and themes, I started to detach the core RetroX from Android, so _may_be_ some day a Java based port for desktop computers could be feasible.

To be fair, though Franco, i have already been able to get RetroX to work on a Windows PC, but through the means of Bluestacks or Nox (Both Android virtual machine emulators).
Only draw back and its a big one, is you can't get a controller to work through RetroX on there, for some reason. (only Keyboard controls).

[fcatrin]

I know, that's how I develop it in my desktop machine (through Android emulators)
It's not a good solution, the best is to have it run as a native application