Add Warthog and NXbox guide

docs/experimental/nxbox-guide.mdx

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+---
+sidebar_position: 4
+title: NXbox Guide
+description: A guide for installing and using NXbox, an experimental Nintendo Switch emulator for Xbox Series consoles.
+tags:
+  - emulation
+  - switch
+  - uwp
+  - experimental
+slug: nxbox-guide
+---
+
+NXbox is an experimental Nintendo Switch emulator for Xbox Series consoles in Developer Mode.
+
+### Installation
+
+1. Make sure your Xbox Series X is in Developer Mode.
+2. Download the `.appx` from the [latest NXbox release](https://github.com/NspxMiguel/NXbox/releases/latest).
+3. In Device Portal, open **My games & apps → Add**.
+4. Upload the `.appx` and select **Start**.
+5. Once installed, open Dev Home, select NXbox → **View details**, and set **App type** to **Game**.
+
+### Keys and Game Setup
+
+1. Launch NXbox once to generate its folders, then close it.
+2. In Device Portal, open **File explorer** → `LocalAppData` → NXbox package → `LocalState`.
+3. Upload your `prod.keys` and `title.keys` to `LocalState\eden\keys`.
+4. Upload your games to `LocalState\games`.
+5. If required, upload your firmware files to `LocalState\firmware`.
+6. Launch NXbox and select your game from the library.
+
+Supported game formats include `.nsp`, `.nsz` and `.xci`. Some games, such as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, may also require firmware dumped from your own console.
+
+Internal developer storage is limited, so larger games can be stored on a USB drive in an `E:\NXbox\games` folder.
+
+### Settings and Tips
+
+- **Renderer:** Direct3D 12 is the default. To use the older OpenGL renderer, add `renderer_backend=0` to `LocalState\eden_settings.txt`.
+- **Standalone apps:** [NXbox Pack](https://github.com/NspxMiguel/NXbox/tree/main/tools/nxbox-pack) packages games you own as individual Xbox apps that launch directly into the game. Available for Windows, macOS and Linux.
+- **Updates:** NXbox checks its GitHub releases and updates itself.
+- **Crash reports:** If you encounter a crash, attach `LocalState\nxbox_crash.txt` when [reporting an issue](https://github.com/NspxMiguel/NXbox/issues).
+
+### Compatibility
+
+The full compatibility table is available in the [NXbox README](https://github.com/NspxMiguel/NXbox#compatibility).
+
+---
+
+*Contributor: NspxMiguel*

docs/experimental/sm64hd-guide.mdx

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 ---
 title: "SM64HD Fan Remake (Super Mario 64) Guide"
-sidebar_position: 4
+sidebar_position: 5
 description: "A guide for setting up SM64HD Fan Remake (Super Mario 64) on dev mode."
 tags:
   - guides

docs/ports/open-ce.mdx → docs/ports/opence-guide.mdx

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   - xbox
   - ports
   - uwp
-slug: open-ce
+slug: opence-guide
 ---
 
 Based on OpenCE PC build 155.

docs/ports/warthog-guide.mdx

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+---
+title: Warthog UWP
+sidebar_position: 72
+description: Warthog UWP for Xbox Dev Mode.
+tags:
+  - xbox
+  - ports
+  - uwp
+slug: warthog-guide
+---
+
+### Installation
+
+1. Make sure your Xbox is in Dev Mode.
+2. Open Xbox Device Portal on your computer.
+3. Open **Home → Add**.
+4. Upload `Warthog-UWP-x64.appx`.
+5. Finish the installation.
+6. Set Warthog as a **Game** in Dev Mode.
+7. Launch Warthog.
+
+### Internal Storage Setup
+
+1. Launch Warthog once to create the `Developmentfiles/Warthog` folder.
+2. Place your Halo ISO or XISO in the app's `Developmentfiles/Warthog` folder.
+3. Launch Warthog. Your game should appear in the list.
+4. Select the ISO or XISO.
+5. Wait for extraction to reach 100%.
+
+The extracted game files, saves, profiles, settings, and cache are stored in `Developmentfiles/Warthog`.
+
+Future updates will not overwrite the game files, so you will not need to reinstall your game after updating Warthog.
+
+### External Storage Setup
+
+1. Connect a USB storage drive to the Xbox.
+2. Place your Halo ISO or XISO on the USB drive.
+3. Launch Warthog and select **External**.
+4. Browse to and select the ISO or XISO.
+5. Warthog will create an `Warthog` folder on the drive.
+6. Wait for extraction to reach 100%.
+
+Keep the USB drive connected when using Warthog. Saves, profiles, settings, cache, and game files are stored inside the external `Warthog` folder.
+
+### Custom Maps
+
+Place custom map files directly inside the `custom_maps` folder.
+
+#### Internal Storage
+
+`Developmentfiles\Warthog\custom_maps`
+
+#### External Storage
+
+`USB:\Warthog\custom_maps`
+
+Copy the loose `.map` files into the folder. Do not copy the downloaded map's enclosing folder.
+
+Halo Custom Edition maps also require these three Halo Custom Edition resource maps in the same `custom_maps` folder:
+
+- `bitmaps.map`
+- `sounds.map`
+- `loc.map`
+
+Maps requiring OpenSauce are not supported.
+
+### Tips
+
+1. Warthog stores cache data, so you may experience stutters when loading something for the first time. This should quickly improve as the cache builds.
+
+Wort, Wort, Wort.
+
+---
+
+*Contributor: ReviveMe*

docs/ports/zelda3-guide.mdx

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 title: "Zelda 3 Guide"
-sidebar_position: 72
+sidebar_position: 73
 description: "A guide for setting up Zelda 3 on dev mode."
 tags:
   - guides

docs/ports/zelda64-guide.mdx

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 title: "Zelda 64 Recompiled Guide"
-sidebar_position: 73
+sidebar_position: 74
 description: "A guide for setting up Zelda 64 Recompiled on dev mode."
 tags:
   - guides

docs/ports/zircon-guide.mdx

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 title: "Zircon (Quake) Guide"
-sidebar_position: 74
+sidebar_position: 75
 description: "A guide for setting up Zircon (Quake) on dev mode."
 tags:
   - guides