Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 Xbox 360 Title Update 2 Download (More Media IDs) [Title ID 4B4E081D]

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Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 Title Update: 2
Title ID: 4B4E081D
Media IDs: 4418E9F8, 6B3E53BC
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Download Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 Xbox 360 Title Update 2 [Title ID 4B4E081D]

In the download:
  • Title Update 2 for Media ID 4418E9F8: Title Update 2 - Media ID 4418E9F8\4B4E081D\000B0000\tu0000000D_00000000
  • Title Update 2 for Media ID 6B3E53BC: Title Update 2 - Media ID 6B3E53BC\TU_15KS20T_000001G000000.00000000000GC

How to Install:

The TU_ files go in the Cache and the tu files in Content\0000000000000000\4B4E081D\000B0000, on the Xbox 360's hard drive or on a USB drive configured for use in the Xbox 360.
  1. Extract the zip and open the folder for your disc's Media ID.
  2. Use a FATX tool such as Horizon or USB Xtaf to inject TU_15KS20T_000001G000000.00000000000GC into the Cache.
  3. Use a FATX tool such as Horizon or USB Xtaf to inject the 4B4E081D folder in it into Content\0000000000000000 (it holds 4B4E081D\000B0000).
  4. Start the game and the update loads with it. It only works with the version of the game whose Media ID is listed above.

Note: This update is for a different disc release of the game from the ones in the older threads.

About Pro Evolution Soccer 2011:

Pro Evolution Soccer has always been regarded as the quality soccer title, but PES 2011 has undergone the most important improvements made to date. Key features include total freedom over every action, a complete overhaul of all animations and the Master League mode is now online!

Helpful Tutorials:
  1. How to use Xbox 360 Title Updates
  2. Inject a title update with Horizon
  3. Inject a title update into the Cache of a USB memory stick
  4. Inject a title update into the Cache of the Xbox 360 hard drive
  5. Inject a title update into Content on a USB drive
  6. Open the Xbox 360 hard drive on a PC with Party Buffalo
  7. Configure a USB memory stick to be used as Xbox 360 storage
Need help with something else? Visit our Xbox 360 Guides.
 

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