The diversity in game choices today far outshines any period in American history. Gone are the days of the tame, old Atari gaming console.
We are now in the period of 3-dimensional landscapes- with engaging story lines that seemingly pull game players out of their world and into an alternative realm. Men between the ages of 17 - 49 prefer to make mainly Xbox or Play Station game equipment purchases because they enjoy the sporting and fighting games. Women in the corresponding age group however have shown a preference for Wii games, because they love the body responsive, interactive landscapes.
These games are quite expensive, so imagine just purchasing the game and all the accompanying equipment, or being gifted with the latest video game for your game console, and then discovering it has just been destroyed in some freak accident (which could have been avoided). A very painful thought, to say the least!
These thoughts are frightening indeed. So one must consider what their next action would be in the case that their property got lost, damaged or stolen. It would make sense to take earlier precautionary measures by creating several back-up copies of video games on blank discs, hiding the original game disc/s, and playing from the copies in the future.
To burn games, one must first check if their home or office computer can support the copying (or "burning") of CDs and DVDs. Most computers have this capability, but older models may not.
Next, a special software must be sourced that can break the firewall embedded in the video game. The firewall is meant to prevent illegal copying of any of the video games. Software such as the Easy Back-up Wizard can be bought online, and downloaded to the home/office computer.
Some online companies offer discounts and "30-day free" trial periods for persons who want to burn games, at little to no cost to themselves.
Once the software has been sourced and loaded on to the computer, the original disc can then be inserted to commence the decoding process. Once this is done (the process takes about 30 minutes) blank disc can then be inserted so that the game can be copied to them.
Please note that the copying of original games for personal use is not illegal as long as the person doing the copying made a legitimate purchase of the original game or was at least gifted with one.
Creating copies of PC game original discs will enable owners of these games to have peace of mind. Now the originals of video games can be stored away safely, while everyone still enjoys the same video game quality on the copy disc version. Only you will be able to tell the difference!
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