About this tag
rexglue refers to the ReXGlue development toolkit used to recompile Xbox 360 game code into native Windows executables. The tag's current coverage centers on a fan-made Fable 2 recompilation released in September 2026, which offers a 60 FPS option, an uncapped frame-rate mode, and PC input support. Because these are early builds, players must supply their own game data and accept limitations, and the 60 FPS setting is configurable rather than a verified performance guarantee. Discussion here is relevant to Windows users interested in game preservation, recompilation tooling, and running console titles on PC.
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    King Kong Xbox 360 Native PC Port Fixes Xenia Freeze, but 30 FPS Is Recommended

    An unofficial native PC port of the Xbox 360 version of Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie is now public. DSOGaming reported it on October 5, 2026. The pitch is simple: the Xbox 360 edition has never officially run on PC, and the Xenia emulator can't get through its...
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    WET Gets Unofficial Native PC Ports for Windows and Linux

    Two unofficial fan projects now let people run WET, Artificial Mind and Movement's 2009 action game published by Bethesda Softworks for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, as a native PC program. ixbt.games reported on September 23, 2026 that Supermedo's wet-recomp is available as a Windows 10/11 build...
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    Fable 2 Fan Windows Recompilation Adds 60 FPS Option, Needs ISO

    Fable 2 has a fan-made Windows recompilation available as of September 22, 2026, with a 60 FPS option and an uncapped frame-rate mode, giving PC players another way to run the Xbox 360 game—provided they supply their own game data and accept early-build limitations. Wccftech and DSOGaming report...