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Mike Tucker — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 15:55:43 +0000

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Copy PlayStation Games – Get Perfect Copies Every Time

Mike Tucker — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 15:37:25 +0000

If you're a video game enthusiast and do not know how to copy PlayStation games here some information that will help you save a lot of time and money. Without the proper tools making copies of PlayStation games can be a real challenge.You may have already found that out yourself.

PlayStation games have built-in copy encryption. Without the proper software you will not be able to bypass this. If you try your copies will be unplayable. Some of the older game copy software required you to install a mod chip in your counsel. This is no longer the case as long as you purchase software that is made exclusively for making video game copies.

Basically once you have the software installed and running on your computer you can copy PlayStation games very easily. The software will blast past the encryption coding make an exact one to one copy of your PlayStation games. Of course you'll need some blank DVDs. I recommend investing in a good quality DVD.

We all know how heartbreaking it is when you damage one of your PlayStation games and have no backup copy. Your only alternative is to purchase the game again, not a cheap option. You would be much smarter to backup all your PlayStation games and play the copy. This way if you damage it, no problem you Can always burn another copy of your PlayStation game. The software will also work with PlayStation2, Xbox 360, PC games,Wii games and any other video game that uses a disk.

So you can see that if you have more than one video game console you can use this software to backup all your video games. Some of you may have more than one PlayStation counsel. You can use the software to copy PlayStation games and share them between consoles. The PlayStation game copies will play just like the originals, in fact you will not be able to tell the difference.

The trick to the whole thing is to have the proper software. The game copy software that we recommend, which has been fully tested is listed on our Main page.The software will cost less than it will cost you less than it would to replace one of your PlayStation games. Game discs are damaged easily, scratch them or step on them it's all over with. However if you made backup copies of your PlayStation games you can quickly burn another one from the original.

Copy ps2 Games The Easy Way

Mike Tucker — Thu, 13 May 2010 18:13:22 +0000

If you're looking for a way you can copy PS2 games here is some information that may save you a lot of time and aggravation. First of all let me say that it's a very good idea to make backup copies of all your PS2 games. PS2 games aren't cheap and if you damage a disk making it unplayable your only option is to replace it. However if you made a copy of your PS2 game when you first purchased it you can always burn another copy from the original.

Copy your PS2 games when you first buy them and play the copy. Put the original away in a safe place. The original PS2 game will always stay in mint condition. You may have found out that it's not as easy as it sounds. In order to copy PS2 games you will need some sort of software. If you search run Internet you can find forums with tutorials on how to copy PS2 games. Personally I've never had any luck getting any of them to work.

Most of my PS2 copies would not play. That is if you can understand the tutorials at all. Not to mention you'll need several different pieces of software to make PS2 game copies according to most people.

There is a much easier way to make PS2 game copies. After trying many different programs to make copies with I finally broke down and purchased a good piece of software. I probably should have done this lots sooner. It would have saved me so much time and aggravation, not to mention the pile of bad discs I made. Software I recommend for making copies of PS2 games can be found on our Main page.

Once you get it setup and installed is very easy to use. It comes with step-by-step instructions, but once you get it setup is basically, insert the disk, but the program rip a copy of your ps2 disc then insert a blank when prompted to do so. Your PS2 game copies will come out perfect every time they play in your original game console with no problems at all.

So you see copy PS2 games is not that hard if you have the proper tools. While there is copy guard on your original PS2 game disc the copy software will have no problem getting past it. Another great thing is it will also make copies of any other game discs you may have. Like PC games, Wii game discs, other PlayStation game discs and even DVD movies.

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Copy PS2 DVD – Easy Way To Make PS2 Copies

Mike Tucker — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 17:45:21 +0000

If you are looking for a way to copy ps2 dvd there is a lot of information out there and you could spend all day reading instead of burning ps2 dvd copies. Have you ever tried to follow a tutorial on a forum? Now I am pretty good with computers but I have a really hard time trying to figure out what some people are talking about.

First you have to get the iso, shrink it, copy it, save it, burn it, decrypt... and so on. Plus you need three or four different programs to make a single copy ps2 dvd. There has to be a better way. After trying a lot of different programs to simplify the process I finally discovered one that actually works. The great thing about this program is that it is a single application, meaning you don't have to use several different programs to make a single copy.

Once you get the software installed and setup is basically a one click operation. Inserted game you want to copy, once it is ready and prompts you, insert a blank DVD and hit copy. Of course you'll need a computer and a DVD burner. Next time they are on sale pick yourself up a sleeve of blank DVDs. You can get some really cheap this way. Actually the cost of the entire sleeve of blank DVDs will be less than it would cost you to replace one of your games.

The best thing you can do is make a copy PS2 DVD as soon as you get a new video game. Put the original away in a safe place and play the PS2 copy DVD. This way if something happens to the copy DVD you always have the original PS2 game to burn another copy from. The original PS2 game will stay in mint condition.

There is a lot of copy PS2 DVD software out there but the problem is most of it doesn't work. You end up with bad or corrupted DVD PS2 game discs. Some have been so corrupted that gets stuck inside my PS2 game console and I had to manually remove them. So be careful which copy PS2 DVD software you decide to use. While free software is tempting you are better off paying a one-time fee have something that works right. Plus it will be updated and you will receive current versions as they come out.

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Copy PS1 Games – Backup All Your PS1 Games

Mike Tucker — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 17:45:53 +0000

If you are trying to figure out how to copy ps1 games your not alone. A lot of people are looking for information on how to copy ps1 games. First of all let me say it's a very good idea to make a backup copies of all your ps1 games. Video games discs are easily damaged, if you step on one or scratch it bad enough it will become unusable.

However if you have the original you can always burn another copy. The best thing you can do is make a copy of your PS1 games as soon as you get them, put the original away in a safe place and play the backup copy. This way your original will always be in mint condition. Blank DVDs are fairly cheap now and you can pick up a whole sleeve of blanks at any discount store like Wal-Mart.

Of course you will need software and a computer in order to make PS1 game copies. Like everyone else I went to the free software first. If you search around you can find tutorials on forums. The bad part is they're almost impossible to follow and you need several different programs running on your computer to make a single copy. I don't know how many different software programs I went through trying to get something to work.

I probably went through half a sleeve of blank DVDs before giving up on the free programs. I finally broke down and bought software that is made for making video game copies. Should have done it a lot sooner and saved myself a lot of time and aggravation, not to mention the money for all the blank DVD coasters I made.

Finally someone came up with software that does what it's supposed to, and I'm not talk about game copy Pro which turned out to be a big scam. Once you have the software installed on your computer and set up is basically a one click setup. You can crank out video game copies very easily and the good news is, they work perfectly every time.

I hate spending money on software but this is one investment that was well worth it. If you can save one of your video games you will be ahead of the game, money wise. If you have multiple game systems like I do you can copy all of your video games and make backup copies, this software is not made just to copy ps games. It will work just as well for Xbox, Xbox 360, Wii, PlayStation two, PC games and regular DVDs. That's right you can copy movie DVDs just as easily.

But what about copy guard? The software can blast right past this with no problem whatsoever. It is perfectly legal to make backup copies of discs you have purchased. So you have no need to worry about getting in trouble legally. If you have more than one PlayStation one system in your house you can burn copies and share them. So what are you waiting for? Copy ps1 games is easy now that you know the secret.

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Copy Playstation 2 Games – Get Perfect Copies Every Time

Mike Tucker — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 19:50:58 +0000

If you want to copy playstation 2 games here is some information and tips that will save you a lot of time. If you have tried making PlayStation two copies already you you may have found already that it's not that easy. A lot of programs out there claim they can make copies but when you go to play the games they don't work. I should know I've tried tons of different programs before finding one that actually worked.

It was pretty aggravating, and cost me a lot of money in bad discs that all ended up in the garbage. What a waste of money and time. Ever try to follow one of them tutorials on a forum? Half of them you can understand what they're talking about, or maybe it's just me. I knew there had to be a better way.

Using several different programs to make copies can be a real pain. Trying to get them to work with each other can be a real nightmare. All this by trying to save a couple dollars by using free software. Save yourself a lot of headaches get something that works. I discover some great software that makes perfect copies every time, and it will copy all my video games. But most of all, it will copy PlayStation 2 games perfectly. As soon as you finish burning a copy you can put in your game console and play it with no problems whatsoever.

Of course you'll need the software, a DVD burner and a PC to make game copies. Basically once you have the software installed and setup it a one click operation. There is no need to use several different programs and tools everything you need is supplied with this single program. It's a very good idea to burn backup copies of all your video games as soon as you get to. This way you can put the new game away and play the backup copy. If you step on or scratch that copy, no problem, you can always burn another copy from your original.

Blank DVDs are fairly cheap now and you can pick up a whole sleeve for a bargain price. You can copy all your PlayStation 2 games in a single afternoon. The software also works great for burning regular DVDs for viewing on your television. If you have downloaded movies on your PC can easily burn them to a DVD.

So now that you know it's not that hard to copy PlayStation 2 games, you can get busy backing up your entire collection. And if you're like me and have more than one video game system you can use the program to make backup copies of all your games.

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Play Legacy of the Dragons Online For Free – No Download!

Mike Tucker — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 14:54:20 +0000

Legacy of the Dragons is an MMORPG (Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game) fantasy which anyone can play absolutely free! The game is situated in the world of Faeo, a world where two races dominate: the Magmars and the Humans.

They have been enemies since time immemorial and have been in a state of perpetual war for centuries. As you register you will have to choose which side you want to help to world dominance!

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Copy Wii Games – What You Need To Make Copies

Mike Tucker — Fri, 15 May 2009 21:09:18 +0000

If you want to copy Wii games you will need a computer, software that is made for making copies and a DVD burner. Wii games are expensive so you should make backup copies of all your Wii games. Wii games are expensive, blank DVDs are not. step on or scratch one of your DVDs and their junk.

Wii games have copy guard built into them so it makes burning copies from the original difficult. Most of the time the copies do not work. You may have found that out already. Most of the time it looks like they made a copy but when you go to play them they do not play in your Wii console.

I've tried many different programs for making Wii copies. Some worked but for a real pain to use. First you have to rip the DVD to your hard drive. Then figure out how to copy the iso image to a blank DVD without corrupting it. Then you have to modify your game console in order for the copy to play.

There is a much easier way. With the proper software making Wii copies is easy. I accidentally discovered a program that works great. Its original purpose was making copies of DVD movies. One day I used it for making game copies and discovered it worked great. The copy played exactly like the original one did with no modifications at all.

The program I ended up using was quick copy DVD. Let me save you a lot of trouble, there is a hacked version going around. It is not only corrupted but it has a virus attached to the download. So be careful. You better buying the original version, knowing it will work correctly. Plus you will receive lifetime updates and excellent tech support if you need them. The cost of the software is less than it would cost you to replace one of your video games.

Once the software setup correctly you can burn Wii copies very easily. Insert the original game,select copy and wait for it to prompt you for a blank DVD. Once that's done you can make a label or just write on it with a permanent magic marker.

Software will also work for downloaded Wii games. If you have Wii copy games on your hard drive you can burn them to a DVD making playing them much easier. By the way you can also copy any DVD movie or any other game from other systems. Including Blu-Ray discs.

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Software to Copy Xbox Games – What Really Works?

Mike Tucker — Mon, 11 May 2009 17:15:41 +0000

If you're looking for software to copy Xbox games with you may have found out already that most software will not copy Xbox games properly. The problem is Xbox discs have copy guard built into them, making copies difficult. In most cases all you end up with is a pile of bad discs.

You may have tried to follow some of the tutorials you found in forums like I did. First of all they're very hard to understand unless you're a computer geek, plus you need three different programs to make a single game copy. I discovered a better way.

After trying a lot of different programs that claim they can make game copies I found out that quick DVD copy makes excellent game copies. I bought it to make DVD copies with and decided to try and make game copies with it since nothing else is working for me. Once you get it set up properly it works great for making game copies.

Of course you will need a computer and a DVD burner. Blank DVDs are cheap these days so it would be smart to pick up the whole sleeve at your local discount store and make backup copies of all your Xbox video games. This way if you damage one of your copies, no problem you can always burn another one from the original. The original games stay in mint condition since you never use them.

Quick DVD copy will also work for downloaded games. Once you have them downloaded to your hard drive you can burn a copy to a DVD and play them in your stock game console. They play just like the original game! Most software will not do this.

Other software requires you to perform mods to your Xbox console. So be careful which programs you use for making Xbox copies. In fact some programs I used for making copies were so bad that the disk got stuck inside my machine and I had to manually take part to remove it. He just kept spinning forever saying no disk and would not eject.