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As a big PS2 Games fan, you for sure know that it is not a cheap hobby to have, love playing games, wanted to buy the newest games, but they just were way to expensive.

You may have thought about how to burn PS2 games, just so you could store the original and use the copy for playing, to avoid buying a whole new copy of the game. You might have tried to make copies of your PS2 games on your computer with regular software, but with no luck!

These days are now over
New technology software makes it possible for you to take copies of your favorites PS2 games on a regular DVD.
You simply just install the software on a computer follow the instructions and in no time you will have a 1:1 copy of the original PS2 game, without any need for being a technical wizard or to master any computer language.

The Software also eliminate the need for installing a mod chip into your PS2 and PS3 Consol, so your warrant stays intact, and your consol electronic circuits does not over burn.

This software is not only limited to PS2 and PS3, but also works with Xbox, Xbox 360, Nintendo WII and Pc Games, so there is a lot of money to be saved.

Just by using a game back up, without having a mood chip installed in your consol, allows you to keep continue playing on any gamer network. You will not get banned

So with the new back up game technology so can keep enjoying playing your games with out the fear of loosing your favorite games, because of the disc gets scratched, or the DVD get exposed to sunlight.

You just have to remember every time you get a new game, you have to make a back of the original and store it on a safe place and use the back up version of the game. That way you will have many fun hours with your favorite games in front of you.

A new game burning software make it possible to create 1:1 copies of your Nintendo WII game collection, without the need of any modifications to your console.

The good thing is that way your warrant stay intact, and there is no risk of over burn you Nintendo WII because over expanded power in the circuits, by adding a mod chip.

This game burning software does not only work with Nintendo WII, but can also copy games from Xbox 360, Xbox, Ps2, PS3, Game Cube and PC games as well.

There is a lot of money to be saved making a back up of your games, because there is not warrant or money back guarantee on games. If the game gets ruined it is lost forever and you have to spend money on the same game twice.

Here is how you can copy and back up your Nintendo WII games:

- Install the game burning software on your computer, and restart.

- Open the game burning software application, and insert the original Nintendo WII game disc to your computer.

- Copy the game to a location on your computer, it might take a little depending on the size of the game.

- Insert an empty DVD disc to your DVD burner. Notice that you might need a dual layer disc depending on the size of the disc.

- Follow the instructions and copy the game from your computer to the empty DVD

You can create as many copies as you like, just remember to store the original on a safe place, and make copies from that when the backup DVDs wears out.

So it's not a surprise when we see the rising popularity of in-home entertainment. With DVR, On-Demand, and Pay-Per-View it is now easier then ever to enjoy a nice night at home. You would think that video rental stores like Blockbuster would be thriving in this bad economy. Unfortunately that's not the case.
When Netflix launched in 1999 it changed the way people rented and watched movies. For a flat monthly rate you would have access to the Netflix web site where you can pick movies to be mailed to your house in pre-paid envelopes. Eliminating any need or reason to make a trip to your local video store. Due to this new hassle free and inexpensive method of movie renting Blockbuster has been feeling the heat.
When you would go to the video store and rent a movie, if you didn't return it on-time you would be charged a late fee. With Netflix pricing strategy and no time restriction on how long you can keep a rental, it provided customers with another reason not to use Blockbuster.
Blockbuster was not going down with out a fight however. Blockbuster adopted a "no late fee" policy in there retail stores. Well...kind of. If you kept a rented DVD for more then 5-days after its due date, Blockbuster would automatically deduct the retail cost for the DVD directly from your bank account. By this time it was obvious that was not enough to compete with the fast growing Netflix. So Blockbuster decided to then take them head on.
In August 2004 Blockbuster launched a similar online DVD rental service. It worked the exacted same way as Netflix, but with Blockbuster having retail stores it gave them an edge on Netflix. Instead of mailing back the DVD and waiting a day or two for a new one, Blockbuster gave you the option of returning the movie to their retail store for a new DVD right then and there at no charge. Using the advantage of their retail stores, Blockbuster has made their presence known as one of the top two online DVD rental services in the country.
Netflix had a response. In 2007 Netflix offered their customers the option to watch movies directly on their computer. They already use their computers to pickout what DVDs they wanted to be mailed to their homes, so it made sense to offer select titles to watch for free on your computer without having to wait for the DVD in the mail. Netflx delivered another blow to Blockbuster early this year when they signed a deal with video game giant Microsoft. Allowing any XBOX 360 owner to sync their XBOX live account with their Netflix account. Now you can put any movie from your Netflix queue directly on your XBOX 360 to watch on your TV.
With Netflix offering thousands of titles at their customer's fingertips daily, it has made it almost impossible for Blockbuster to compete. Not to mention the new RedBox kiosks that seem to be popping up everywhere. RedBox are little kiosks that are placed at local supermarkets and pharmacies, (usually across form a blockbuster) which offers newly released DVD's for a dollar a night. Blockbuster new releases are $4.99 for 2-nights.
Due to the overwhelming pressure of Netflix, and RedBox, Blockbuster was forced to close 960 of their 3,700 retail stores this year. No one knows how much longer Blockbuster can hold out. I imagine it can't be too much longer.

You'd like to back up and protect your favorite PS2 games, but don't know how to begin. Don't fret. It's easy if you have the right tools for the job, the most important of which is a special game copying software application. Your PS2 games have an integrated copy protection scheme that the manufacturer included to prevent you from copying and distributing games. The software that you normally use to copy music and videos cannot bypass that protection. Special PS2 game copy software applications, however, are designed to bypass that protection, enabling you to easily copy all of your games.

There are several good versions of software for copying PS2 games available in the market place, and most of them will make good copies of games. From experience, however, dedicated gamers highly recommend a version called Game Copy Wizard, because it is reliable and very easy to use. All you need, in addition to the PS2 game copying software itself, is a computer with a DVD burner, and some DVD blank disks.

If you have all the equipment and supplies needed, and of course an original PS2 game to copy, it's simply a matter of installing the PS2 game copy software, alternately inserting the game disk and the blank DVD disk, and following the on screen instructions. You don't need to be a rocket scientist. In very short order, you'll have a usable, high quality copy of your original game. If you have games from other systems that you also wish to copy, not to worry. The Game Copy Wizard can copy most popular games such as Game Cube, Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, PS1, PS3, DreamCast, and several other PC games.

Simply by owning a copy of the Game Copy Wizard, you can control the fate of your expensive games, avoiding the prohibitive cost of replacing them should they become damaged, lost, or stolen. To ensure that you have the maximum protection possible for your games, copy them, store away the originals for safekeeping, and use the copies for playing the games. All risk is reduced. If you damage a copy, simply make another.

Game Copy Wizard has had rave reviews and excellent testimonials from users. It takes only a couple of minutes to download and install. It supports most file formats like AVI, DIVX, MP3, MP4, and many others. In addition to backing up all of your games, PS2 game copy software allows you to copy music, video, data, and movies. If, for any reason, you are not happy with the Game Copy Wizard software-but I'm sure you will be-you can return it for a full refund, so there is no risk at all!

If you're a PS2 or PS3 gamer that has had to go out and buy a new game to replace one that had been lost or stolen, you've learned the hard way that it would have been cheaper to backup those games for your protection. You need to know how to copy Playstation games. You should know that there is software out there designed specifically for the purpose of backing up video games. Why spend money for replacements, when you can so easily copy Playstation games to make backups? The question is, "How to copy Playstation games?"

Have you ever tried to make copies of video games from any of the major manufacturers: Xbox, Wii, or PlayStation? If you have tried using the software that you traditionally use to copy music or video CDs, you were undoubtedly disappointed. Those traditional software applications are not designed to bypass the copy protection schemes that are integrated into most game programs. Obviously, these game manufacturers don't profit from any copies that are made of their games. They are in the business of sales, and take whatever steps are necessary to prevent piracy, but in doing so they have also made it difficult for you to copy Playstation games to protect your entertainment investment. It's perfectly legal to copy a Playstation game for your personal use, provided you own the game that you are copying.

This copy protection policy doesn't seem fair to most gamers. If game disks came with insurance for loss or damage, it would be a different story, but that's not the case. These games, while they may be sophisticated computer programs, are stored on a simple round disk that can scratch, be lost, or be stolen. Without any backup disks, the gamer absorbs all the risk of replacing the games at full cost. Fortunately, some clever software developers recognized this problem and created software applications that can bypass the manufacturers' copy protection and enable gamers to copy Playstation games and make excellent backup copies. One of these software applications is held in high regard by most gamers. It's called Game Copy Wizard.

The Game Copy Wizard application makes it extremely easy to copy a Playstation game. By following its onscreen instructions you'll create copies of your PS2 and PS3 games that are exactly like the original games as they came from the manufacturer. All it involves is exchanging the original game disk with a blank DVD, and clicking a few onscreen commands to create these high quality backups. When you make backups of this quality, it's wise to use the backups for routine game playing, and to store away the original games for safekeeping. If you damage or lose a backup game, you can always make another from the stored original.

You can do much more than copy Playstation games using the Game Copy Wizard application. You can also make excellent copies of Wii, Xbox, Xbox 360, Gamecube games, Dreamcast games, and PC games, as well and music and video disks. The best news for gamers is the Game Copy Wizard's reasonable cost. It will pay for itself the first time that you lose or damage a game, and have the backup disk to rely upon. Try it. Knowing how to copy Playstation games will let you rest easily at night knowing your gaming investment is protected.