As games consoles have become more advanced, the games it is possible to play on them have followed. The Nintendo Wii is one of the first motion-sensitive games consoles and has proved a massive hit round the world, with gamers everywhere getting up off the sofa and getting into the games in a way never before possible.

Wii’s are designed with the whole family in mind so everyone from kids to grandparents can play together. However, the games themselves are fairly pricey, and with new games coming out all the time, it can lead to a pretty expensive collection. This is fine until a disc gets damaged or lost, and of course it will be someones favourite game that has suffered. Having to buy a replacement for a lost game is always annoying as you know as soon as you take the cellophane off the new one you will find the old one. Discovering a disc has been scratched or chewed by the dog is also annoying, but at least you know สล็อต it is beyond repair and not likely to turn up down the back of the sofa or in the CD player in a couple of days time!

It is because of things like this that it can be a good idea to make copies of all your games. Now, it is of course illegal to make copies of games to lend out or sell, but if you are making them for your own personal use, as backups of games that you have already purchased, then you should not fall foul of the law. Making backup copies of your Wii games is quite simple to do, and can save you a lot of money and arguments over damaged games in the future, especially if you are in a house with lots of games, kids and dogs where a damaged disc is simply a matter of time. It is a neat idea to make copies of all your games and then play these, rather than the originals, keeping them safely tucked away from sticky fingers, then you can always re-copy the original in the event that the copy you are using gets ruined. With a small initial outlay and a couple of hours of time you can ensure you never have to face the expense and inconvenience of having to replace any of your Wii games again