Microsoft cracked down on the behavior of Xbox running simulator: the uploader was blocked and the user shut down the dark room for 15 days.
CTOnews.com July 29 news, Microsoft on the Xbox platform to increase the intensity of the attack on the simulator, clean up the Xbox Store game simulator, for violating users, make a 15-day penalty closed black room.
Tom Warren, editor of The Verge, tweeted that he had learned from Microsoft officials that if players or developers still uploaded software running simulators in retail mode to the Xbox Store, they would be banned.
For players who run the simulator in retail mode, Microsoft will impose a penalty of 15 days in a small black room.
Microsoft started blocking emulators on Xbox in April, and now Xbox Series S| X game consoles cannot run most emulators.
CTOnews.com previously reported that Microsoft officially responded:
The information currently circulating on Twitter is inaccurate. We adhere to Microsoft Store Policies, which strictly control the content distributed to stores.
On October 13, 2010, we made a rule that did not allow developers to create products that could simulate game systems or game platforms at will.
After adding restrictions, developers still found a way to run simulators, and Ruilu developers launched a Patreon page, UWeaPons Store, where players can install simulators such as Dolphin (GameCube / Wii), XBSX2.0 (PlayStation 2), Xenia (Xbox 360) and RetroArch (multiple older consoles) for only $2 a month (CTOnews.com Note: currently about RMB 14).
