Can You Copy PS3 Games to Protect Them?

Feb 3
08:29

2010

Jack Bush

Jack Bush

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If you've had your PS3 system for a while, you've undoubtedly lost or damaged a few of your expensive games. After all, they may be sophisticated programs, but the media they are stored on are nothing more than DVD disks; small and fragile. Can you copy PS3 games? Yes, You can. Please read the Game Copy wizard Review for more...

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If you've had your PS3 system for a while,Can You Copy PS3 Games to Protect Them? Articles you've undoubtedly lost or damaged a few of your expensive games. After all, they may be sophisticated programs, but the media they are stored on are nothing more than DVD disks; small and fragile. If you had no backups at the time of the loss, you had to swallow the pill and replace them at full cost. I'm sure that's when you started asking, "Can you copy PS3 games?" Trust me; you're not alone. Every gamer in the world has the same problem, and shares the same concerns. A few years back the answer to that question would have been, "Not easily." Today, however, it's a different story.

To answer your question, "How do you copy PS3 games," spend a little time surfing the Internet. Do a Bing or Google search on "game copying software." You'll be surprised at how many hits you'll get. Carefully check out each software version before deciding upon one. There are some schemes that require downloading several different software applications: one for reading your game disk, one for transferring game files to your PC, and other to burn the backup disk. This is OK, but cumbersome.

On the other hand, if you rephrase your question to, "How do you copy PS3 games easily," you will find several applications that can do the job with one program. This type of software walks you through the copying process; tells you when to insert the game, and when to replace it with the blank DVD disk. This is really the type that you'll find the most helpful. It makes all the decisions for you. You don't need to be a computer geek to get the job done.

Once you've found a few programs that you feel can be helpful, check them out with a few of your gaming friends. There may be some of them that have used one of the programs and can give you a good evaluation. There is no sense reinventing the wheel. Rely upon their experience. Once you acquire the software that's best for you, you can begin backing up your valuable games so that you'll never have to pay for a replacement game again. Then, when someone asks you, "Can you copy PS3 games?" the answer will be, "You betcha."

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