Ok, so I pre-ordered COD MW2 an eternity ago and tonight all of my nerd juices are percolating and I am practically itching to burn rubber to my local Game Stop.
Not for nothing, but I'll be posting my thoughts about the game as well as hopefully answering some key questions that I've had regarding the single console, online multiplayer. (Seriously, why this isn't standard on EVERY GAME is beyond me).
Not to rant too much, but seeing as COD3 had this feature and of course Halo 3 I feel that the game developers are either not getting how much players like to be able to get together and blast away as a group online OR.....
The game devs enjoy sticking you with the fact that the only way to play their game while being in the same physical location as your friends is to buy multiple systems/games.
In the immortal words of Eric Cartman..."LAAAAMMMME!".
From what I've heard , single console, multi user online play is NOT, a feature of COD MW2, but I will hold out hope till I verify this myself. At least the rest of the game promises to be freakin sweet.
Monday, November 9, 2009
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Zune HD 4.3 Update Fix
As many of you know Microsoft recently released a well received update for the Zune HD. Unfortunately, if you had a 16Gb Zune HD, odds were good that you wouldn't be able to easily get the update by simply opening the Zune software on your computer going to Settings>Devce>Player Update.
For most people, including myself, the software showed that the player was up to date with the old 4.1 software. A bit of searching yielded this very helpful fix from a forum poster on the Zune Forums.
To get the update for the Zune HD 16Gb model, hold down the side mounted media button and the power button for about 20 seconds. The screen will at first pull up the usual volume buttons, then it will power off and if you keep holding the buttons after the power off, it will come back on and you'll see the screen requesting you connect your Zune HD to a computer. (Just like when you did the first time you got it).
After this, you've got to close your Zune PC software and restart it. Reconnect the Zune HD and you should see the prompt that you need to upgrade to the 4.3 software before continuing the sync.
Thanks to "Charm55" for the instructions!
For most people, including myself, the software showed that the player was up to date with the old 4.1 software. A bit of searching yielded this very helpful fix from a forum poster on the Zune Forums.
To get the update for the Zune HD 16Gb model, hold down the side mounted media button and the power button for about 20 seconds. The screen will at first pull up the usual volume buttons, then it will power off and if you keep holding the buttons after the power off, it will come back on and you'll see the screen requesting you connect your Zune HD to a computer. (Just like when you did the first time you got it).
After this, you've got to close your Zune PC software and restart it. Reconnect the Zune HD and you should see the prompt that you need to upgrade to the 4.3 software before continuing the sync.
Thanks to "Charm55" for the instructions!
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