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Army of TWO: The Devil’s Cartel on Xenia – Can You Run It?

Army of TWO: The Devil’s Cartel, released in 2013 by Visceral Games, is the third and final mainline entry in the co-op-focused third-person shooter series. It ditches the mercenary-for-hire global scale of previous games for a brutal, gritty narrative set in Mexico, where players control new characters Alpha and Bravo as they take on a vicious drug cartel.

With the Xbox 360 version now over a decade old, PC gamers looking to revisit (or discover) this title often turn to Xenia, the open-source Xbox 360 emulator. Here’s what you need to know about running The Devil’s Cartel on Xenia.

3. Where to find ready-made “pieces”

• Xenia Canary build (recommended for this game) – GitHub: xenia-canary/releases
• Save files – Search "Army of Two The Devil's Cartel" save file xbox 360
• Config discussion – Xenia subreddit or Discord (#game-compatibility)

If you meant a different “piece” (e.g., a music track, cutscene, or specific weapon unlock), please clarify and I’ll narrow it down. army of two the devil 39s cartel xenia

Conclusion

Running Army of Two: The Devil’s Cartel on Xenia is the only way to experience this delisted game on modern hardware. While not as flawless as RPCS3's handling of MGS4, the Xenia team has made enormous strides in 2026, specifically for UE3 shooters.

If you miss the days of couch co-op, masking your face, and shouting "Overkill!" at your friend, download Xenia Canary, tweak the toml file as described above, and enjoy the chaos. Just don't expect the story to win any Oscars. It’s an Army of Two game—you’re here for the explosions, not the plot. Army of TWO: The Devil’s Cartel on Xenia

Have you managed to complete The Devil’s Cartel on Xenia? Let us know your build version in the comments.

Here’s a write-up tailored for "Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel" running on Xenia (the Xbox 360 emulator). Xenia Canary build (recommended for this game) –

6. How to Play Co-Op on Xenia?

The original game required two players. On Xenia, you have two options:

Option A: Netplay (Experimental)

• Xenia supports XLink Kai style system link. However, The Devil’s Cartel uses EA's proprietary servers which are dead. System link is technically possible but requires two PCs and two ROMs with matching Title IDs. Most users report desync after Mission 2.

Option B: Local Split-Screen (Recommended)

• This works perfectly.
• Connect two Xinput controllers to your PC.
• In the main menu, press "Start" on Controller 2.
• You must set split_screen = 2 in the config file before booting the ROM.
• Performance note: Split-screen halves the Vram allocation. You will need to lower draw_resolution_scale_x to 1.5 to maintain 30 FPS.

2. What “piece” are you likely after?

• Save file (100% / mission unlock):
  You can find Xbox 360 save files on sites like The Tech Game or Nexus Mods (under “save games”). Convert them using Xenia’s built-in save decryption (place content/ folder in Xenia/content/).
• Config patch (xenia.config.toml):
  To improve performance / stability for this game, try:

  gpu = "vulkan"  # often better than D3D12 for this title
  vsync = false
  draw_resolution_scale_x = 1
  draw_resolution_scale_y = 1
  max_queued_frames = 4
  

• Mod (unlock FPS / remove black bars):
  No dedicated mod exists publicly, but you can patch the .xex with XexTool (advanced).