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This article is created for people who are searching for a safe method to make backups of their gaming disks. While there are some options on the market, a vast majority of them are either too techie or can potentially damage your DVD writer and disks in the process.Here are the top three programs today that help make actual usable 1:1 copies of your gaming disks!
1. Easy Backup Wizard
2 Game Copy Wizard
3. Gamebackupsystem.com
Pros: User Friendly, Simple Steps, Great Support,Inexpensive To Start
Cons: Addictive
Easy Backup Wizard Review:
www.easybackupwizard.com) is a one-stop software program that allows you to backup games, music, DVD's and more easily and quickly.
Game Copy Wizard (available atwww.gamecopywizard.com) is a guide that porputs to be a burning software that offers you an alternative way to backup games and other media. The reality is that this is not a software at all and just comes with a list of different software programs that can be used for this task, such as Easy Backup Wizard.
Not much testing has been done on the software itself mentioned in this system. Because of this, a lot of people might be leery about downloading it. There have been a number of paid programs that turn out to be spyware, or even trojans waiting to infect your computer. In a few instances, people have ended up with highly damaging worms that can only be gotten rid of through full reformatting.
I am not saying that Game Copy Wizard is one of these, and in fact it is unlikely that it is. But sometimes you have to err on the side of caution.
The really funny part is that they tack on a warranty and support fee, even though there is absolutely no warranty and support since this is just a document that lists other software that you will need to buy or download.
Game Backup System Review:
Game Backup System (available at www.gamebackupsystem.com) is a single shot downloading software that stores and burns copies of games. Yet again, this is not really a software, but rather a guide that shows you how to use available softwares to burn your gaming disks. However, this is better written than Game Copy Wizard, has a better list of freeware software (that means software that you can get for free. However, when you're paying for the guide, free software doesn't really mean much).
Thankfully, it does not have a weird warranty fee or subscription as opposed to the Game Copy Wizard software.
Check http://gamersdeluxe.com for complete details on the video game backup wizards.
