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It has been a few days for knowing that Zune could load games but there is no introduction about how to install it in China, the following is the brief introduction of how to install game on Zune.

 You could go here to see the whole process.

 --http://creators.xna.com/en-us/3.0ctp_mainpage

 1: Download Visual C# 2008 Express Edition and install it, click "next" and then you would go to the page for down NET Compact Framework 3.5, the process of installing is really very slow~~

Download:http://www.microsoft.com/express/download/

2: Download Microsoft XNA Game Studio 3.0 CTP, also slowly(sigh)

Download:http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=DF4AF56A-58A7-474C-BFD0-7CF8ED3036A3&displaylang=en
 

3:Download Zune game zip

http://www.fs2you.com/zh-cn/files/9810075c-38f5-11dd-a51a-00142218fc6

you could go to the follow forum to check the game update!

http://www.zuneboards.com/forums/download-completed-games-174/

4:Install the above software one by one then you could see the next operation from

http://www.zuneboards.com/tip-of-the-week/how-to-install-games-on-your-

Though I know the method but I failed in install it. Anyone who succed welcome to communicate with me. 

 

Someone quick remind the lightning pace of the internet what Team Fortress 2 is. Awesome is what it is, and doubly awesome is another video introduction to one of the many classes in the popular shooter. Sure, playing it online could be problematic but the cold hard fact is that Valve's character portraits put a smile on our face and a swing in our step.

Allow us to help introduce the Sniper. Not the cold-hearted killer you might think he is, this professional assassin is governed by a set of strict rules atop his comfy camping chair--but unfortunately his parents do not approve.

 

 

A new Too Human video has been released and it discussing the game's battlecries (game developers can make two words into one now?). For those unfamiliar with the game, battlecries are essentially part of the game's magic system. When activated, battlecries bestow positive effects on players, including co-op partners. Some examples in the video (as explained by studio head Dennis Dyack) are a battlecry that makes all hits critical hits, giving players the ability to deal twice as much damage (pretty handy in a fight) and an ice shield that freezes enemies when they attack (also useful). Now, if we could just find the battlecry that makes it August right now. Waiting for it!!!

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Videos, videos, videos. This week was apparently all about video features at X3F. With demos for Ninja Gaiden 2, NASCAR 09 and Crash Time, we had more impressions that we could shake a stick at. Add these to our regular stockpile of video features -- Community Content, XBLA in Brief, and Points>Life -- and you've got an audio visual smorgasbord of delights. A smorgasbord, we say! Not only that but we have retrospectives on Ninja Gaiden and Tomonobu Itagaki. Simply amazing.

For your viewing pleasure, we've embedded our video impressions of Crash Time. After the glorious light that was the Ninja Gaiden 2 demo, Crash Time reminds us of the fetid depths of bargain bin gaming. Watch the video and then peruse the links below to cleanse your palette. Trust us, you'll need to.

• X3F Impressions: Ninja Gaiden II demo
  Sweet, sweet, gory goodness.
• X3F Impressions: Crash Time demo
  Crappy, crappy, awful badness
• X3F Impressions: NASCAR 09 demo
  Um ... NASCAR-y, NASCAR-y, NASCAR-ness?
• Points>Life: Racing is Puzzling
  Solving PGR4 puzzles so you don't have too
• XBLA in Brief: Warlords and Buku Sudoku
  Another Atari 'classic' and ... Sudoku hit XBLA
• XBLA in Brief: Aces of the Galaxy and Roogoo
  Two decent games in one week? Wow
• Community Content: Docking Station Edition
  Someone built a space ship in Halo 3, you invade it
• Tomonobu Itagaki: A Blood Splattered History
  One of gaming's most outspoken designers profiled
• A History of Violence: Ninja Gaiden Retrospective
  Ryu Hayabusa: Badass since 1988