Manage your 360 Games, Friends and Blogs etc etc on HQ
Published by: forahobby on Tuesday, April 11, 2006
360-hq.com now has the latest version of the MY PROFILE area which i have been working on for quiet a while. So please all users go and add some games to your games list and maybe even track a few of our members blogs.
Keep in touch.. Track your friends and fo.. Get interactive on HQ
Heres some of the latest features to the MY PROFILE area:
- Shows off your XBOX LIVE GAMERCARD
- Shows off any blogs you make in the my blogs area
- Shows off any ratings you give to your 360 games
- You can manage your own
360 game collection
- You can manage your own
360 game wishlist
- Show other members what games your using by adding them to the
NOW PLAYING area. :)
- Soon you will be able to http://360.xbox-hq.com/modules.php?name=Profile&op=mytournaments class=hqgreen11>create tournaments and track tournaments you are interested in with our members..
some other great features are:
- When you add a game to your collection you can see exactly how many other members have the game on our site.. This means more fun for online gaming and to meet up..
- When you track a blogger you can see exactly how many other members are tracking them.
- At the moment it roughly very roughly calcultates your total games collection cost, this will hopefully be handy for the wishlists.
Enjoy the new features as everything is nearly 100%.. That means all the new features have to be ported to the good old xbox-hq website so our normal users can enjoy the action too.
Tell all your 360 friends about our great new features and get them involved in our
Xbox live leaderboards
lastly:
Hopefully if its popular enough i will enable a option for our members to have their own XML Blog .RSS feeds so they can add them to whereever they like..
cya guys
hobbs
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