Open up GOD 2 ISO and select your GOD container's identification file. Then you'd have to make an HDD defrag a regular thing to do on basis for a much faster, and less buggy game experience. Couldn't think of any.Įxcept if you have a smaller HDD and you delete games when you're done with them. Such as, Games>Forza 4>Extracted files and folders. It would be common sense to have them all in one folder though. This is also best for external USB drives. PLUS, It's a TON easier to modify games, and run trainers for them. These also run even slower and more buggy on an external HDD.Įxtracted ISO This is the method that's most common. They will show up under XBLA games, if you have your XBLA games installed in their default locations. Another disadvantage of GOD style games are they are very disorganized in FSD, if you install them in the '000000' folder on the HDD. Cons: Loading is a bit slower, and sometimes the game freezes a bit. This is useful for the people that enjoy the 'stock' look of the official dash. The biggest advantage of GOD style games are that you can launch them from the official Microsoft dash under the Game's Library. So, you can delete games from the official Microsoft dashboard's storage manager. Pros: All files are broken into separate containers, that are stored under the game's title ID. There are a few ups, and downs of running GOD style games. Introduction to This Method, and the Differences to Them GOD Packages GOD packages (or Games on Demand) are very common for the users that don't use FSD on their JTAG/RGH consoles.

Xbox 360 iso's are zeroed out to 7 gb or so no matter how big the game is. How to JTAG Your Xbox 360 and Run Homebrew. Xbox 360 XISO Extract is a tool capable of extracting an Xbox 360 ISO's to files and folders, then FTPing the extracted ISO directly to a Jtag or RGH.

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