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How To Copy Xbox 360 Games In A Few Easy Steps

Josh Bennett — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 01:39:12 +0000

In this age of electronics almost everyone knows how important it is to make a backup of both software and other data. The same will hold true for XBOX 360 games, and even more so due to their sensitive nature. Something that you need to understand about XBOX 360 games is that they are extremely expensive.

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Yes, they might come down in price after a time, but for the most part they sit at around $60. No one has this type of money just laying around, and if you find this to be your situation, then you might want to learn to copy XBOX 360 games.

Copy Xbox 360 Games – It’s Really Not Hard

As luck would have it, it is not difficult to copy XBOX 360 games and you will only need a few pieces of equipment. That being said, make sure you have the following items in your possession before you attempt to copy XBOX 360 games:

A computer or another device capable of performing the copy, and enough free space to store the image prior to the actual copying process.

Blank media such as a DVD-R

A legitimate game that you purchased and want to copy.

These are the three major components that you will need to obtain before you attempt to copy XBOX 360 games. Keep in mind that making copies does not entitle you to hand them out to your friends or even sell them. These backups are simply a part of your collection and you may in fact choose to utilize them rather than actually using your originals when you play your XBOX 360 games.

By using your backups you will ensure that your originals remain in pristine condition, and in addition to that ensure that you have the ability to copy your games again and again as you need them. As far as making your copies goes however you will more than likely need to search the internet for a guide of some sort as copying a 360 game is nothing like copying a standard CD or DVD. There are certain copy protection conventions to take into account and you need to ensure that the copy is rendered properly.

Copy Xbox 360 Games – Do Your Research

That being said, it’s time for you to search the internet and find a decent guide to help you copy XBOX 360 games. It might sound complicated, and it probably is, but if you can learn to master this difficult art, then you will have the ability to help your friends, help your family, and perhaps even invent a few of your own tricks that pertain to copying XBOX 360 games. You never know what might happen, but you can be assured that once you master it, you’ll never have to worry about losing a game again.

Can I swap between two xbox 360 dvd drives, one flashed and one not?

Josh Bennett — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:28:16 +0000

delusion_of_life_07 asked:

It’s kind of a noobish question. I want to flash one drive so I can play backed up games (of course). I want another drive, the original, so I can not worry about being banned on Live when playing original copies of games.

My question is, can this be done? Can I switch between the two dvd drives?

Why isn’t my flashed xbox 360 reading any of the games I burned?

Josh Bennett — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 21:32:46 +0000

Frank D asked:

A couple of days ago I flashed my 360 using the two pin method. I went out and bought blank dvd dls and I followed a tutorial online… when I put the burnt disc into the drive it reads for a few seconds (the drive makes spinning noise) and then it says “open tray”. I even tried backing up another game to see if it was a bad copy but that didnt work either. Can anyone help.
The xbox still plays non backup games. I hacked it because I have a dog that likes to chew on plastic… Not because I’m cheap.

Can Fallout 3 for the Xbox 360 be used in place of Fallout 3 Game of the Year Edition?

Josh Bennett — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 04:07:09 +0000

derekelgeek asked:

I purchased Fallout 3 Game of the Year Edition for the XBox 360. I installed the game and played for a week or two. The “game play” disc has since become cracked and unusable. The second disc that contained the expansion games is unharmed, however the “game play” disc is needed to play the game. I am wondering if I can purchase a standard Fallout 3 disc (which is now much cheaper) or do I have to purchase another copy of the Game of the Year Edition in order to play my existing saved games? Thanks.
I suppose I could always start over from scratch. If I did start over with the Fallout 3 (non GOTY edition) could I still use the expansions from the second disc of the GOTY edition?

GOTY = Game of the Year
I can confirm that it indeed does work. I purchased Fallout 3 and I was able to play my saved games from Fallout 3 GOTY edition.

XBox 360 or PS3?

Josh Bennett — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 18:30:29 +0000

beast5211 asked:

PS3 will soon offer PS3 HOME. This feature allows you to create a person in an online city. You can chat, and share movies in your own crib.
PS3 also contains enough power to be a computer, and has WarHawk, and an internet browser.

XBox 360 has Halo, and its a lot more affordable and has a better game selection.

PS3 is expensive, and is bulky.

XBox 360 have horrible satisfactory, and doesn’t have the best online community.

PS3 doesn’t have a lot of online users due to its high price and its failure to sell more than 5,000,000 copies.

XBox 360 does have a lot of people, but doesn’t contain PS3 HOME.

FORGET WHAT YOU’VE HEARD ABOUT THE PS3, and actually think about it. Please. I asked many people and the choice is leaning toward XBox 360, but then again I can link my PSP to the PS3 and downoad content.

THE ps3 has WIFI and free online service, while the Wifi plus
member ship is expensive.

TOTALS:

PS3 60gb $499
XBox 360 +WIFI AND MEMBERSHIP $499
I’m not a heavy gamer, If its a hand full of games, its good.

I HAVE a Wi. I’ve had it for a year and only got 2 games.
Halo is so over rated

The best Xbox games?

Josh Bennett — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 07:54:28 +0000

sugarjo2004 asked:

I do not have the money (at least right now) to buy a next/new generation console, such as the Xbox 360, PS3, or Wii, no matter how much I really want one.

I have a PlayStation 2 and a GameCube already. An Xbox would complete the last generation console line-up. So, my question is:
*What games are the absolute best for the Xbox (NOT Xbox 360….yet) in your opinion?*

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Lists of personally preferred games in order of preference are preferred.

Please do not copy a Top-whatever type list from a website or someone else unless it *completely* follows your own favorites.

Thanks in advance to those who respond.

can anyone give me some results after flashing your xbox 360 drive?

Josh Bennett — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 14:52:23 +0000

WoOt asked:

Like if you could notice any bugs or anything, how the games worked, and how easy copying the games succesfully were?

xbox 360 question please answer?

Josh Bennett — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 07:23:38 +0000

mini me asked:

i want to play copied games on my xbox but i dont want to get it chipped is there some way i can play copied games without getting it chipped like downloading a disk or something

how do i flash my xbox 360?

Josh Bennett — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 01:49:39 +0000

mecssoccer4 asked:

i was wondering if someone could teach me how to flash my xbox 360 so i can play backed up games. could you also teach me how to make copy’s of my games and what software i would need to copy my games along with what i would need to burn my games? im new to this so if someone could be as detailed with me as possible my email address is bosox8810@gmail.com and it would be greatly appreciated if someone could help me with this.

fixing my xbox 360 game disc?

Josh Bennett — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 08:07:01 +0000

Anonymous asked:

my copy of resident evil 5 won’t play in my 360 anymore. It’s not too scratched, but I don’t know exactly what to try. I’ve considered renting it and aving it to my hard drive, so that I can use my disc anyway, but I’d prefer not to waster my hard drive space. what can I do to fix it?

I’ve heard of these things fixing discs but I don’t know if they work, does anyone know?

Fluoride in toothpaste.

Windex.

Dish soap.
that disc cleaners a good idea, but I’d prefer to do it for cheaper.