Potato has it right for the Xbox deets, but it also got released as a pc version back in the day. Might be able to find the disks or ISOs.
If you’re looking for the console experience, i highly recommend hacking a 360. You can expand the compatibility to play any original Xbox game, and run everything off the hard drive. Don’t even need to solder anymore, just plug in a usb and boot up.
Good to know the 360 is as hackable (or more so) than an original Xbox now!
…dont currently own a 360 though.
I do have the PC remaster and original TLC, but the experience is… Bad, on both, for different reasons.
Havent looked at emulating the 360 in years, good to know games are playable now, and I definitely could give try original Xbox emulation a try again, even though it always felt slightly jank.
Potato has it right for the Xbox deets, but it also got released as a pc version back in the day. Might be able to find the disks or ISOs.
If you’re looking for the console experience, i highly recommend hacking a 360. You can expand the compatibility to play any original Xbox game, and run everything off the hard drive. Don’t even need to solder anymore, just plug in a usb and boot up.
Good to know the 360 is as hackable (or more so) than an original Xbox now!
…dont currently own a 360 though.
I do have the PC remaster and original TLC, but the experience is… Bad, on both, for different reasons.
Havent looked at emulating the 360 in years, good to know games are playable now, and I definitely could give try original Xbox emulation a try again, even though it always felt slightly jank.