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Minecraft Title Updates: 1–11, 15–27, 29–30, 32–33, 35–36, 38, 40–41, 46, 71, 78 and 80
Title ID: 584111F7
Media ID: 7CD33B56
Every Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition title update Digiex has, in one download, each in its own folder. You only need one: each title update includes the ones before it, so take the newest you want.
Title Updates 1–6 are TU_ files and go in the Cache folder. From Title Update 7 on they are tu files and go in Content\0000000000000000\584111F7\000B0000, not the Cache folder.
Download:
Download the Minecraft Xbox 360 Title Update Collection [Media ID 7CD33B56] (7.7 GB)
How to Install:
Extract the zip and open the folder for the title update you want. For Title Updates 1–6, use a FATX tool such as Horizon or USB Xtaf to inject the TU_ file in it into the Cache on the Xbox 360's internal hard drive, or on a USB drive configured for use in the Xbox 360. From Title Update 7 on, inject the 584111F7 folder in it into Content\0000000000000000 instead.
Start the game and the update loads with it. A title update only works with the disc version it was made for: check your game's Media ID matches the one above.
Note: The folders are numbered by each update's own version number, the number Aurora and Xbox Unity show. Near the end these run ahead of the TU numbers in Minecraft's own release notes, which stop at TU74 (March 2019).
About Minecraft:
Imagine it, build it! Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition lets you create worlds from the comfort of your sofa. Play alone or play with your friends. Explore, build and conquer! At night monsters come out, so make sure to build a shelter before that happens. After that, your world is your imagination. Turn your hours into minutes with Minecraft! To experience split-screen functionality a high-definition television is required.
Helpful Tutorials:
- How to use Xbox 360 Title Updates
- Inject a title update with Horizon
- Inject a title update into Content on a USB drive
- Configure a USB memory stick to be used as Xbox 360 storage


It's not really a big deal, there's plenty of content on TU30.