One of the biggest advances of the seventh generation of video game consoles (Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox and Nintendo Wii) is their. Xbox One JTAG and Xbox 360 JTAG are designed to modify the motherboard and to enable you to do multiple tasks including backup a game, run unsigned code, and play copied games either on HDD or USB and even to install your game mod.
The Xbox 360 demos are available for download at Digiex, and you may ask how do I transfer them from my PC to the Xbox 360? It's rather simple, fomat a USB/HDD on your console, then connect it to your PC and it'll be recognized as an Xbox 360 device which you can manage around its files. Use one of these USB Explorer PC apps and then you can begin transferring the demos and playing them.
Besides, demos/trials there are also some free Arcade full games but they're far and few in between which are split on the Game Trials section and the De-Listed section.
Categories
Notes- As clarified on the title this is only for demos, no retail full games as that would be piracy.
- The archival also featured demos which were de-listed so you can try out out The Simpsons Arcade, for example, that has been removed from all digital marketplaces (due its license has expired).
- Digiex also has more content available for download but this is the highlight, for this post.
Got an Xbox 360? I’ve had one for a pretty long time and I love it! Like all game consoles, there are occasional updates to add new features such as social networking tools like Facebook, Twitter, etc. or the ability to play different types of files.
In order to get these firmware updates for your Xbox, you normally would download them from Xbox Live. Xbox Live has two types of offerings, free and Gold Membership.
The free version gets you free game demos, game add-ons, games on demand, arcade games, avatars, and voice/text chat. The Gold Membership gives you Facebook, Twitter, Last.fm, streaming Netflix, video chat, and Xbox Live parties.
In either version, you get firmware updates for your hardware to increase performance or update certain software features. With Xbox Live, when you sign in using your Gamertag, you are automatically notified of any new updates.
However, what if you do not use Xbox Live? How do you update your Xbox 360 without an Internet connection or a very slow Internet connection?
There are two ways to do this: either copy the update to a USB flash drive or download the update to your computer and then update your Xbox 360 console.
Method 1 – Download Update to Flash Drive
First, connect up a USB flash drive to your computer and make sure it has enough free space on it. Also, make sure it’s formatted as FAT32 and not NTFS.
Next download the latest update for the Xbox from here. Just scroll down to the Copy to a USB flash drive section and click on the Download the Update file link.
They will clip into place on the frame of the wheel. Some styles involve screwing them into place so that they are less likely to fall off. F150 nascar edition wheels. PlasticHow are truck cap accessories installed?Truck caps generally have clips on the bottoms.
It’s a little over 100 MB. Make sure to not change the name of the downloaded ZIP file. Once downloaded, go ahead and extract out the zip archive to the root of your USB flash drive.
Now all you have to do is take the USB stick over to your Xbox console, plug it in and then turn on the console. It will automatically start the update program. At the prompt, select Yes, update now.
When you see the Xbox Dashboard, that means the update has been completed! Pretty easy eh!
Method 2 – Copy Update to Disc
The second way is to simply download the update from the support.xbox.com link above and then burn the update onto a disc. Then just pop the disc into your Xbox console and the update will start automatically.
This method is useful if you have no access to the Internet. You can then burn a disc and give it to a friend or burn a disc at the office and apply the update at home, etc.
Those are basically the only two ways to update an Xbox that is not connected to the Internet! If you have any problems, post a comment here and I will try to help.