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    whats a xbox ummm..... game name thing
    like ps1 games are called iso's
    and snes games are called roms
    what is xboxs file types
    and ps2

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    You can call them anything you like.... Xbox uses DVDs but they are specially designed to run on the Xbox and not on ordinary DVD-ROM drives.

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    well if i was yo look up and xbox game made to run on and xbox emulator what would i type xbox iso's? or xbox roms?
    and same with ps2

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    I think anything from a disk is an iso (or a form of an iso). The term "iso" comes from the file extention.

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    yea but what is it normaly called for xbox and ps2?!
    Example if i was to look up a game for ps1 i type ps1 iso then run the iso on the ps1 emulator

    what do i type for xbox!? and ps2?
    WHAT! are they normaly known as? and iso or rom or img or etc

    When i open the Xeon Emulator its says in the file load XBE
    so is xbox's file type to run in and emulator and XBE file

    And when i open Cxbx in file it says open XBE
    and also says import Exe so do i look for xbox Exe

    Does anyone know what im trying to ask here?

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    XBE = XBox Executable

    Just search for xbox iso. Those are the disk images.
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    ISO stands for what, International Standards Organization? I believe that's the governing body that determines (or states what the market has determined) the specifications for CDs. Technically, I believe a DVD is a CD, and thus subject to the same group's authority. However, I have heard DVD images called something else, though I can't recall what it was.

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    Thank you

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    An ISO is a CD image (or file) to be used commonly on emulators and a ROM file is referred to the cartidge's memory (ROM: Read Only Memory) where the game is stored...

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