HOW TO COPY WII GAMES? There are plenty of reasons to make back up copies of the video games you own. For instance, what could be more frustrating than to find out that one of your favorite games is not working. What do you do? You take the CD out, wipe it clean, slide it back in the console full of hopes, and nothing happens. The CD is scratched and no longer working. What a waste of money. Or a friend borrowed the game and never returned it. Finally you borrowed a game, you like a lot, but you have to return it. You have to make a decision, buy a new game (expensive), or just to forget about it. Wouldn't it be nice if you could copy all of your Wii games, and never have to worry about scratching it, or losing it? So, how to copy Wii games? Forget busting your Wii, and installing modchips. You need software, but you need the right one. Nintendo, is always updating their copyright safeguard lock. And most of the guys that claims that their software will do the job, simply can't deliver on their promises, because the software itself is never updated. So you pretty much stuck with a useless piece of junk. You need a software that not only makes copies, but also constantly updated. So you can make copies of new, and old games. I find that Copy Game Wizard Software is the best of it's kind, and hands down, the best on the market. Because with just a one time payment you get a lifetime of updates. It is user friendly, and it also makes copies of my DVD's and CD's. The installation itself is completed in just 5 easy steps. Copy Wii games: Install the Game Copy Wizard Software Put your Wii game into your computer's CD/DVD drive and than load up the game copying software. Copy your Wii game to a folder of your choice. Because of the large amount of data the game has, the copying process should last about 40 minutes or so. After copying the data to your hard drive, insert a blank disk into your CD drive, choose to copy the game file onto the blank CD. This is why this software is superior when compared to others. The software makes a copy of all the 'hidden' information which enables your system to render it as an original edition. At last, stick the burned Wii game into the console, and enjoy the game.