The new XWine1 lets gamers play Xbox One exclusives on Windows PCs
There is no release date for it, for now.
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If you’ve been thinking about playing Xbox One games such as Halo 5: Guardians, Rare Replay, or Forza Horizon 2, you might want to consider the new XWine1, a new Xbox One translation layer for Windows PCs.
According to an official announcement on Reddit and supported by more examples on X (formerly known as Twitter), XWine1 currently supports six fully playable games. Still, the developers behind it will focus on the following titles:
- Halo 5: Guardians (2015)
- Rare Replay (2015)
- Crimson Dragon (2013)
- Forza Motorsport 5 (2013)
- Powerstar Golf (2013)
- Space Jam: A New Legacy – The Game (2021)
Other titles, such as Forza Motorsport 6, Forza Horizon 2, and Crossfire X, are in development to be supported on XWine1. According to the Reddit announcement, many more are coming.
Introducing XWine1, an Xbox One translation layer for Windows PCs. Currently six games are fully playable, with others reaching logos and in-game. More news to come!
However, it’s worth mentioning that XWine1 is not ready for public consumption for now, but it will be in the following months. The developers behind it stated that the project would most likely end up being open-source, allowing others to contribute and twitch the platform to support other titles.
On Reddit, at least, the reception to XWine1 has been overwhelmingly positive, a sign that people want to play Xbox One exclusives on Windows PC.
The developers have also shared a little clip on X, showcasing how XWine1 works. Unfortunately, this platform has no release date yet, but you can follow them on X.
In other news, if your Xbox One stopped updating itself, you should know it’s a bug, and Microsoft fixed it.
What do you think about XWine1? What Xbox One exclusive would you like to play on Windows PCs?
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