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If you look at Dolphin's system requirements, the Xbox One does not quite have the power to even emulate a GameCube, a console like the Xbox 360 with an IBM PowerPC CPU and an ATI/AMD GPU but from 2001 instead of 2005. Props to the OP for starting such a daunting project. That even ignores the performance characteristics of the Xbox 360 CPU - it outperforms even the highest end Haswells today in very specific scenarios (and Microsoft has no hope to emulate this on the weak Xbone CPU).

The incredible amount of specific GPU hardware optimization, the incredible EDRAM bandwidth and other things that need to be emulated for emulation to work is incredible. It really was a beast of a machine in 2005.Дifferent GPUs work very differently internally, and the 360 GPU probably is vastly different internally than what's in the Xbox One, despite both being made by the same vendor. The Xbox 360 GPU can be seen as the very first chip in the generation of GPGPUs to which today's GPUs still belong. The Xbox 360 GPU is much more complex than what's in the GameCube - it's two generations ahead of it with two incredibly complex generations of GPU functions you have to emulate on other hardware.

XENIA EMULATOR FOR MAC PC

The GameCube and PS2 already have chips that are incredibly hard to emulate, and you need a high end PC to do it. The real problem with emulating both the PS3 and Xbox 360 is that they were the first consoles with an incredibly complex GPU. Unlike most of the replies made to your question, I don't think the big problem for Microsoft was emulating PowerPC on an x86 platform to make emulation happen.

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