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There’s no question that the Nintendo Wii has taken the video game industry by storm. It was nearly impossible to find one this past Christmas and the units continue to fly off the shelves. Recently, we have received a lot of emails from people wondering how they can copy Wii games right on their computer.
It’s a good question and one that we thought we would answer in this brief article. We want to show you exactly how to copy Wii games directly from your home computer.
Most of you have probably burned a CD or possibly even a DVD before. This type of burning software is automatically included with almost all computer systems now. However, it won’t make copies of your video games.
Video game discs are equipped with a form of “copyright protection” that block these programs from understanding the discs or being able to copy them. When you insert a disc into your computer, the computer can’t “read” the disc or understand it.
Have no fear though! There are companies that have developed specific game-copying software that will let you copy Wii games. The software uses a special technology that is able to bypass the copyright protection and allows your copmuter to “make sense” of the disc.
What do you need to do to use it?
There’s nothing to it really. First, your computer will make am “image” of the game disc when you put it in your disc drive. You then insert a blank DVD-R or CD-R disc and the software will burn this image onto the disc. You now have a perfect copy of the game.
Not only will this software let you copy Wii games, but you can also make copies of XBOX 360, PS3 and all types of games. This way you don’t have to buy a new program if you have more than just the one game system.
Having the software you need to copy Wii games is a great way to make backup copies of any game for your system. We suggest making backup copies of any game you have so that you are protected in case it ever gets lost or damaged. Happy gaming!
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