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Burn PC Games Today and Forget About Disc Scratches

Josh Bennett — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 06:07:58 +0000

Save Money By Burning Your PC Games Today

One of the easiest ways to save money is to archive or burn pc games. Unfortunately, the discs that are used to hold the information for the games are very fragile and prone to being damaged. Even one scratch can render the game useless. The cost of a new game can cost you in the upwards of $50.00 for some games, and sometimes hundreds. Especially with children around the house it is a great idea to burn pc games so you always have a protected copy.

Two Burn PC Games Programs That Stand Out From The Others

There are many ways to archive pc games but two programs stand out from the pack. The first one is called Game Copy Wizard. This program not only copies your favorite pc games but is also capable of copying DVD’s, CD’s, PS games, X-Box games and almost any other type of game or disc. You can also make multiple copies, allowing you to store the original in a safe place and have spares you can play on your computer. Another advantage of Copy Any Game is how easy it is to download and pay online securely. If you are not satisfied with the software you have the option to get your money back. The other favorite program among people who burn and copy their discs is called Game Copy Wizard. The features are very similar to Copy Any Game and is easily downloaded and paid for securely online. The process to burn pc games could not be easier. You insert the original disc into your CD/DVD burner and your computer records the image of the disc. When the image is stored on your computer, you insert a blank CD/DVD and the image is transferred from your computer to the disc. Once you are finished you have the option to do it over again for a second backup of your game.

You’ll Never Have to Worry About a Scratched Disc Again… Never.

After you backup all of your games you never have to worry about another damaged disc. One of the biggest advantages to burn pc games is you will not have to worry about any mishaps you or your children have with the discs. Everyone should learn to be careful with any type of media disc but we all know that accidents will always happen but at least you will not have to worry about damaged pc games being one that can drain your wallet anymore. It is very inexpensive to protect your pc games as long as you have the right software. Once you have the proper software, your pc games will be protected for life. You never have to worry about going to use a pc game and it not working. You should always have the original disc in a safe place for those times the other discs stop working. You will be so happy if you ever do need to refer back to one of your original discs that you took the time to burn pc games. If there’s one software program that you will use again and again, it would probably be either Copy Any Game or Game Copy Wizard because you can archive all your games that come on a disc. Protect your PS3 games, your PC games, and even your wii games.

What are the stats for the ultimate gaming PC?

Josh Bennett — Sat, 02 Oct 2010 02:44:49 +0000

mynovemberrain04 asked:

I am looking/shopping around for a new desktop PC and I am really into mmo rpg games (World of warcraft specifically) I want to get a computer that has the capability to run WoW smoothly with the optimum level of graphic display. I want to be in Dalaran with all my graphics turned up and and still run 50 fps (For those of you who play you will understand this lol). I still want functionality and practicality out of though. I want to be able to burn cd’s, and dvd’s. I want a hard drive that can be loaded with music and pictures and not be bogged down and run slowly. My computer is the center of my world and I want it to show. I was thinking a hard drive upwards of 350gb and 6-8 gb ram. What I am held up on is the graphics card. I dont know what the best one out this is. Any help would be appreciated, and gamers give me your specs!

When I got my computer it had a dvd+cd slot so I could watch movies and use games and stuff.read detatals.

Josh Bennett — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 02:38:34 +0000

CuBuLo asked:

Then my PC crashed so I had to reinstall the operating system and install everything again. But now it does not play DVDs, burn DVDs or play DVDPC games. How do I get my PC to get the DVD features again?

burning downloaded ps2 games on DVD?

Josh Bennett — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 18:18:07 +0000

sudarsan r asked:

guys i need to burn a ps2 game(which is on PC hard drive) on a dvd.
i know that the file should be in .ISO file type for the ps2 to play it.
so here is my question
i have the file in .ISO file type but its in WINRAR format. what should i do before burning(using dvd decrypter) it on DVD,
should i extract the file and copy the extracted file on the DVD or jus burn the WINRAR file on to the DVD.

Does the remaining hard drive space affect burning speed when burning files to a disc?

Josh Bennett — Sun, 12 Sep 2010 02:10:01 +0000

jErMaInE asked:

I have a 300 Gb total Hard Drive space, and I’ve already used up 200+ Gb of it (many softwares are installed in the PC). Now the funny thing is whenever I try to make a backup of any of my PC games and burn it to a blank DVD, it writes pretty slow. The DVD Burner writes at 1.1 – 2.0x at most. This computer has the ff. specs: AMD Phenom II 2.80 GHz, 2 Gigs RAM, 1024 Mb Video Memory, Windows XP SP3. Our old PC can write faster than this one with a spec like this: Pentium Dual Core 2.20 GHz, 1 Gig RAM, built-in 64 Mb Video Memory, WIndows 7. That one can write for as fast as 2.3x. The old one was just recently upgraded to Windows 7, so it was reformatted and only a few Gb of 75 Gb Hard Drive space was used. Is there a relevance between hard drive space and writing speed when burning files around 4 Gigs+?

Can i play these games on my pc?

Josh Bennett — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 21:14:25 +0000

hooplaloola asked:

im running a dual core (pentium d-e2180) and my graphics card is a 9500gt 512 mb ddr2 version by palit. my ram is 1 gb ddr2 667.

which of these can i play or not?
Crysis, World in Conflict, Command and Conquer 3, World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade, Bioshock, Assassin’s creed, Mass Effect, Devil May Cry 4, Gears of War, The Witcher.

Also, what games can you recommend that i can play with this system?

(by play i mean even at low – medium settings. Thanks)

I recently lost dvd support on my computer.can still burn dvds and access data but cant play movies/dvd games?

Josh Bennett — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 08:40:16 +0000

Ryan S asked:

my pc-abit nf7-s2,athlon xp 3000+,windows xp home sp2,radeon 9600xt,audigy sound card,lite on dvd burner. I’ve tried reinstalling windows and all drivers.i’ve tried a diferent dvd drive,diferent ide cables,tried dvd drive on same channel and dierent channel as hard drive no improvement.this started after i replaced bad hard drive-had dvd problems since.plays dvd movies with no sound but will play music dvd just fine.autoplay does not work on dvd games-access manualy causes err/”not win32 application”.again,i’ve tried a diferent dvd drive and i have same problems.the rest of my computer works fine

Legall pc game questions?

Josh Bennett — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 04:40:42 +0000

Gatron M asked:

Can you please tell us a website where we can get pc downloads (NO TORRENT PPPLLLEEEAAASSSEEE) to be burned to a cd paying to make it legall. Please my friend and I want a bunch of games and will pay!! NO TORRENTS

I need Help with burning a.iso?

Josh Bennett — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 10:09:14 +0000

BJ asked:

I use MagicISO…

How can I burn a PC game so when you pop it into your computer the install thing will open so my friends don’t have to mount it?

Also if I did it this way would they have to put in every time they play it?

What is the best peer to peer network?

Josh Bennett — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 02:37:04 +0000

James E asked:

can you get PC games for free? I had rise of nations, but i lost the first disc! Also i wanted to download movies as well, can your get the movies that is at the show now? And can you burn them on DVD?