How Do You Play Xbox Games On Your Computer?
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Not yet. There aren't any working Emulators out there yet. But they'll come, just as soon as someone pirates the programming after they quit Microsoft, just like they did for Nintendo.
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http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=232480\ncopy and paste this link into your browser, and follow the instructions.\nGood luck
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buy a router, plug the ethernet cable into the router, have 2 more ethernet cables to plug 1 into the computer and 1 into the xbox
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Yes, it's possible.  You'll also have to configure your wireless router (manufactururer should be able to help.)\n\nDo you have a wireless adapter for the XBox as well?\n\nhttp://www.xbox.com/en-US/
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Assuming you have a computer hooked up to the LCD monitor, I've done this before by using a video-capture or TV Tuner card through the computer.\n\nYou can get a PCI TV Tuner card which allows for standard video inputs (usually coax and composite), these tend to run around $50 or less. Once the hardware and software are installed, simply hook the gamecube up to the Tuner card as though it were a TV, and the software will let you view the console output on your computer monitor.\n\nBasically, turn your computer into a TV and everything falls into place for hooking standard TV accessories to it.
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no crossover. by hooking to your computer i am assuming you have 2 ethernet ports on your pc. you would hook one port to modem and one to xbox. then go to control panel, network setup wizzard, choose your own connection,this computer connects direct others connect through it. or go to network connections and create a new connection to accept incoming connections using the port the xbox is hooked to. or in network connecions right click the port that is not connected to the web (unplug xbox too) go to properties, advanced and allow other network users to connect through this computers internet connection.\n\n i would use the last option
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For an original xbox (not xbox 360) you will need to do a custom cable or purchase one. \n\nHowever, I made one with an ethernet cable. This, unfortunately only works on projectors/hdtv, and not neccessarily on VGA monitors, although it might work on some.\n\nSee the sites below for more information on how to make a cable.
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oN www.download.com u get games for all windows (even 95) and all pentiums too
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There is a software called Alcohol 120% which will allow you to create virtual CD drives on your computer, then you put your cd in, make an image of it and mount the image to one of your virtual drives.  Once you do that, you can remove your cd from the actual real drive.  The software allows you to play games from your computer instead of the CD drive.  This also makes load times faster.  :  )
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You need a wireless antenna to connect your xbox to the netgear.  the netgear is a wireless router, sending it's signal out. the xbox needs an antenna to pick up that signal, NOT another dg834g
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If you mean use Macintosh software within Windows, there is a way.  Look up the "Basilisk II" emulator; you can run Mac software and read disks on a PC.\n\nMyself, I regularly use an Apple II emulator to run old games like "Lode Runner" and "Hard Hat Mack".  (The Cebix.net site has nothing to do with Apple II emulators, only Macs.)
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If you mounted the file, you should have a virtual drive, just treat it as if it was a normal drive and use the game installator. If the game is not for PC then you should copy the media, from the virtual drive to a CD/DVD, and then run from it. Does this help?
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Insert the disc, the autoplay will run so that you can install the game. However if the autoplay doesnt appear as in 'nothing  happens when i insert the disc' go to your windows explorer click on your cdrom/dvdrom there should be a setup or launch .exe file\n\nif your still having problems installing it, look through the manual.  Goodluck
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download an xbox emulator from here\nhttp://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/xbox/\n then buy a xbox joypad adapter so you can plug your pad into a usb socket
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You require a KVM switch (keyboard video mouse).\nYou will also require cables to go with it.\nYou may get away with just the video cable in your case, but better have keyboard & mouse aswell, or you run the risk of a live keyboard with the Xbox display - who knows wahat might be accidentally pressed!
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What you need is the SDK (Software Development Kit ) for the particular console that you are developing for. Unfortunally these kits usually cost $10+ and even more unfortunally you can't get them. Most Console license holders (like Microsoft or Sony) will only lease a kit to you if you a big company with an active title in development and a published deal ready. It is almost impossible to get a kit if you are a single developer.\n\nI suggest making a PC game with DirectX, the directX SDK is free. It is a good place to get started and Microsoft's Xbox uses a very similar almost identical interface. So if you can swing a publisher deal and convince Microsoft to let use use a SDK you won't have much trouble getting your game to work on the XBox.\n\nWhen you game is ready License holder will put your game through a set of rigorious tests to see if it is stable and conforms to all the rules of the particular system, if that all works out they will allow you to release the game.\n\nAlmost every professional game with VERY few exceptions are written in C++.\n\nCompared to all this making the game work on a HD Televison is trival.
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you can still run your game or infact any software. Jus follow these instructions:\n\n1. Install the software.\n2. In the "Program Files" folder find the executible file that starts the software.\n3. Right Clik on it and goto\nProperties>>Compatibility \nCheck on compatibility mode and choose your operating system.\n\nNow your software will work as if it was workin on Windows 98 or 95.