Backup\Cloning

Hey guys, I'm interested in being able to clone\backup my Xbox 360 games so that my main versions of them don't get damaged.

I did some reading up, and found a few things.

This website:
How To Copy and Burn All Xbox 360 Games Into DVD Discs

Which linked me to this software:
Game Copy Wizard - Copy and Backup Virtually Any Game Easily

and this website:
How To Copy Xbox 360 Games In Minutes - How To Guide

Which linked me to this software:
Game Copy Software Reviews

I'm not a noob, I have a DvD burner in my computer and have known how to make copies of regular DvDs for years (which isn't that hard).

My question is, do you think either of these pieces of software WORK, and are TRUSTWORTHY?

Thanks in advance! ^_^

@REVIVE @Killian

No responses? :S

So I take it I'm not really going to get an answer to this, am I?

@scotbud123 This subject is nearly out of my area of expertise now, but any software that promises a simple 1-click solution is a scam. The last time I checked, ripping an original Xbox 360 game was not as easy as insert disc > click copy. It requires something along the lines of removing the top piece of your drive, hotswapping a regular DVD with the 360, and a bunch of other tools to successfully extract the data from the disc.

Originally Posted by Killian

Dam, that sucks. :S

I would assume that playing a game you burned from an online download would require a j-tag then?

Originally Posted by scotbud123

Dam, that sucks. :S

I would assume that playing a game you burned from an online download would require a j-tag then?

Not at all. Playing burned games requires a custom firmware, which I believe is LT+ v3.

Originally Posted by Killian

Not at all. Playing burned games requires a custom firmware, which I believe is LT+ v3.

Hmm, alright. I'm going to do some reading, check if my DvD Burner can even BURN DL DvDs, and hopefully get something working.

Do you know of any tutorial for an easy way to install LT+ v3?

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