
Utsuro Project Runs Xbox One Games on iPhone Without Emulating Hardware
A developer known as levi has unveiled Utsuro, a tool that runs Xbox One titles on Apple devices by translating the console's software layer rather than emulating its hardware.
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A developer who goes by the name levi on X has announced Utsuro, a project that runs Xbox One games on Apple hardware, according to TechPowerUp.
The project is described as being at an early stage, but the developer says it already runs Minecraft: Xbox One Edition well, with an accompanying video showing the game on iOS using touchscreen controls. Figures posted on the project's GitHub page indicate Minecraft reaches roughly 36 to 60 FPS on the Mac build. Sonic Mania is listed as playable at about 57 FPS with sound, while Rocket League runs at around 15 to 20 FPS, currently with dark lighting and no audio.
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