Xfire - Game Hours for Games you don't have!

[.#kitten!]

Just a neat little trick I found on YouTube.

I'll just post a tutorial instead of the video I found since it's kinda slow on the video.

1. Open Xfire.
2. Go to your options.
3. Click the "Games" tab.
4. Let it scan for your games.
5. Find the game you want hours in.
6. Go to a program you use every day, such as an internet browser, in Windows Explorer.
7. On Xfire, choose "manual detect" on the game you want to get hours on. For example, Call of Duty: World at War.
8. Copy the .exe name. (CoDWaWMp.exe for Multiplayer)
9. Rename your web browser's .exe (for example firefox.exe for mozilla firefox) and paste the name of the game's exe in place of it.
10. Browse to your internet browser's folder using the xfire manual detect browser for "finding your game."
11. Select the renamed .exe for your browser and click open.
12. Apply and click OK on Xfire settings.
13. Open your browser and start surfing the web for gaming hours!

Not a hack or anything illegal, just a neat trick you can do for free gaming hours. ^^

Enjoy.

 

[Cyberia]

Steam < firefox

 

[.#kitten!]

Steam < firefox

Haha. It's best if you use something that you would normally use outside of a game though. That way it seems legit instead of popping in mw2 while waw is still running for example.

 

[Erich]

Lol. I would do it but sounds to complicated and not much of a big deal to me anyway.

 

[Mystery Penguin]

What good comes out of showing people that you've played more games?
It's not exactly an outstanding accomplishment...

 

[.#kitten!]

What good comes out of showing people that you've played more games?
It's not exactly an outstanding accomplishment...

Just cool to see a high # of hours on your profile. >.>

Can also just do it for a few minutes on each of your favorite games to get your faves on your profile if you don't have it on the PC or don't have it anymore at all if you've had it previously.