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<RecentGames>
    <XboxUserGameInfo>
      <Game>
        <Name>Plants vs. Zombies</Name>
        <TotalAchievements>12</TotalAchievements>
        <TotalGamerScore>200</TotalGamerScore>     
      </Game>
      <LastPlayed>2010-11-08T04:01:33+00:00</LastPlayed>
      <Achievements>1</Achievements>
      <GamerScore>10</GamerScore>
    </XboxUserGameInfo>

    <XboxUserGameInfo>
      <Game>
        <Name>Kinect Sports</Name>
        <TotalAchievements>50</TotalAchievements>
        <TotalGamerScore>1000</TotalGamerScore>
      </Game>
      <LastPlayed>2010-11-08T01:46:06+00:00</LastPlayed>
      <Achievements>0</Achievements>
      <GamerScore>0</GamerScore>
    </XboxUserGameInfo>

    <XboxUserGameInfo>
     <Game>
        <Name>Halo: Reach</Name>
        <TotalAchievements>49</TotalAchievements>
        <TotalGamerScore>1000</TotalGamerScore>
      </Game>
      <LastPlayed>2010-11-07T18:37:13+00:00</LastPlayed>
      <Achievements>23</Achievements>
      <GamerScore>245</GamerScore>
    </XboxUserGameInfo>
</RecentGames>

How do I read the different Information of each node even though the nodes are named the same?

Edit: I'm new to reading XML and this particular part has stumped me.

Edited by scopen4 because: Adding some more information.
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You could reference the XboxUserGameInfo nodes as numeric indexes rather than node name, then you should be able to use the node name for the children of each XboxUserGameInfo.

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