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X68000
The Sharp X68000 (often abbreviated X68 or X68k), a Japanese home computer first released in 1987.
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X68000Z
Modern upgrade of the X68000 that runs mostly reprints/compilations of games released for the original X68000 but also has a decent homebrew community that develops software for it that wouldn't be possible on the original hardware.
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Xbox
A large, lumpy brick of a console, it weighs more than Earthquake and Ganryu combined. Virtually ignored until someone started hyping the two-year-old-at-the-time Halo. Home to some SNK titles exclusively in the U.S., because of obscure policies with Sony.
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Xbox 360
Significantly less chunky and more popular than its predecessor, the 360 excels in areas such as superior online play setup and its sheer avalanche of first person shooter games... but still has a lousy gamepad for versus fighters and creepy fanboys.
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Xbox One
Despite the name Xbox One is Microsoft's third console.
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Xbox Series X
Microsoft's fourth Xbox family console. It is also available in a reduced, smaller version with no disc drive, called Xbox Series S.
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Xīn Yì
AKA New Art. Taiwanese developer
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xinyi-liuhe-quan
Uses the Xinyi Liuhe Quan (also known in Japanese as "Shini rokugo ken") chinese martial art, created by the Hui people. It was popularised in the manga Kenji as the main villain's fighting style.
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X-Tec
South Korean developer.
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