Hi kimberly.
I can't answer on the xbox issue, but with pc games it depends upon what you
like. if you go to www.audiogames.net, you can use the "search archive" to
search the database by genre or by license, so tthat you can say have listed
all the sports games or all the action games.
There is also the list at www.pcsgames.net, which provides a great overview
and many links, and the game pages on www.whitestick.co.uk, but if your
looking for specific types of games you might find the search archive on
audiogames. particularly usefull.
for compatibility, a lot of things run on windows 7, and many of those
that have issues can be fixed by installing jim kitchin's winkit program
from www.kitchinsinc.net which adds several older things missing from modern
windows that certain games need, though many have also been updated.
As to downloading and running games, well usually it's as simple as
downloading and installing them. you do this by downloading the application
file and then double clicking on it in windows explorer and following the
instructions (just remember where you put it).
when you've done this a couple of times you should be well used to it,
indeed playing games is a great way to improve with computers.
Any problems on specific games, please feel free to ask.
All the best,
Dark.
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