Revenue is a rough estimate from public install counts × genre ARPD — order of magnitude only.
X1 BOX
X1 BOX is an original Xbox emulator for Android, based on xemu. Important! X1 BOX is resource-heavy. A device with 8 GB RAM or more is recommended. Lower-end devices may run poorly or fail to run games correctly. Vulkan support is required. Project Origin: This project is forked from: https://github.com/xemu-project/xemu Upstream xemu project: https://xemu.app Key Features: Setup wizard to configure required Xbox files Game library browser with list and cover-grid views Optional online box-art lookup in the game library On-screen virtual Xbox controller for touch devices Automatic hide/show of on-screen controls when a physical controller is connected Support for physical USB/Bluetooth game controllers Device Requirements: Android 8.0+ (API 26 or newer) 64-bit ARM device (arm64-v8a) Vulkan-capable GPU/device Recommended: 8 GB RAM or higher for better stability and performance Setup Requirements (User Files): To use the emulator, you must provide your own legally obtained original Xbox files, such as: MCPX Boot ROM Flash ROM / BIOS Xbox hard disk image Game files/images from your own discs X1 BOX does not include copyrighted BIOS or game content. License This project inherits xemu/QEMU licensing: Emulator code is primarily under GNU GPL v2 Some components are under other GPLv2-compatible licenses (for example BSD/MIT in parts of TCG) https://github.com/izzy2lost/xemu/blob/master/LICENSE Source code is available at: https://github.com/izzy2lost/xemu Privacy policy: https://www.izzy2lost.com/x1box-privacy Notes: X1 BOX is not affiliated with Microsoft. Compatibility and performance vary by device and game. No BIOS or game content is included. X1 BOX is not affiliated with Microsoft.
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Installs
How many people have installed this game, as the storefront reports it. This number is worldwide — unlike the price, the same package answers with the same install count in every market we asked — so it carries no country. Each source below is a different kind of number and they are never drawn on one axis.
Installs counted by Google Play3,552
Aug 11, 2026 — Sep 18, 2026 · 37 readings
Google Play shows “1,000+” on the store page.
Play publishes a precise install counter alongside the rounded step users see on the store page. This is that counter, worldwide, as it stood each day we asked.
Of the eight storefronts we track, only Google Play publishes an install count we can read. Where a store publishes nothing of the kind, this panel shows nothing rather than a zero.