As game lovers, you should conceive the idea of how to burn your PS 2 or 3 games onto a disc, or from the console to your computer. You know that the perfect games are very expensive and the burnt one is necessary in case the perfect original games crack, corrupt or lost while playing them.

Someone would question whether the action is legitimate or not. Don’t worry, it would not against the law if you do not copy your games for profit purpose, only if you copy your PSP games for your own use can the action be legal.

So how to burn the PSP games?

To burn your PSP games. First, of course, you should have the original PSP games, and then, a blank CD or DVD is necessary. Nevertheless, the most indispensible transitional tool is game copy software. But what software will do this and where to get it? Well, there's software called Game Copy Pro. It is user-friendly software which will allow you to copy, backup and burn the games you want, what’s more, it is easy to download from the Internet. So why not backup your PSP games to prevent the data losing?

Instructions on how to burn your PSP games:

First step

Get the application on your PC or your Mac, by downloading Game Copy Pro. It works on both types of computers, so the platform is not a big issue.

Second step

The next step would be to get the PSP games you want copied and insert it in your CD or DVD drive. Once that’s done, load the software.

Third step

The third thing you need to do is choose where you want to save the files on your computer. Even though most software does not manage to get pass the copy protection, this one continues to work and copies the software. The backup process through this software takes around half an hour, though it varies from one game to another.

Fourth step

Once you copied the data from the PSP disc to your hard drive, get a blank DVD in the drive. Let the software know where to get the information from, and to what disc to copy it, and let the software do its work. It will copy not only the game data, but the hidden parts that make it work as an original as well.

Fifth step

The fifth step is also the easiest one. Now is the time to test the game. I bet it will work great on your console, even though it’s not the original disc.

Tips:

1. Only make digital copies of games you own.

2. Installing custom firmware on your PSP is legal, but your warranty will become void.

3. Do not download ISO files for the PSP. If you do, it is considered software piracy.

4. Video games are not cheap investments. Even if the games are well kept and stored carefully, nothing can protect against the inevitable degradation of the disc that eventually makes the most loved games finally unusable. So you need to copy games to ensure the date integrity.