Factory X360 games cost a lot of cash, around $60 each. Of course it's not too much but considering that you will eventually drop the disc or do some other unintentional but unsaveable damage to it so that you won't be able to use it anymore, it's not cheap.
If you have ever tried to backup an genuine X360 game disc with your PC or Mac then you should already know - and probably that's the reason why you're here - that it's simply not possible with regular burning software. If you don't believe me for some reason, go on and try it with a regular dvd burning program and you'll see that it fails. The developers introduced a copy protection mechanism that was very hard to hack, and although there were workarounds, they were not easy to complete and mostly very annoying. And I won't even begin commenting other console systems like the PlayStation 3, etc.
The great news is that the days of hot-swap disc copying is finally over. With today's programming techniques it is possible to make copies of your factory games with a few clicks of a button, exactly like with any other well-known regular dvd writers. In the old days, if you put a X360 game disc into your computer's drive you couldn't see anything that was because the above copyright protection. So you had to find a way to make your PC recognize the contents of that particular disc in order to backup it. Now your search is over, as there are only three little steps you have to do in order to backup your X360 discs:
1) Insert the game into your PC's dvd drive, then it will make an ISO image file of it.
2) After it's done with the ISO, insert a blank disc you'd like to burn.
3) Chill until it's finished and there you have your instant free game backup!
The program I'm currently using is able to make backups of Xbox 360, Xbox, PS3, PS2, Nintendo Wii, Gamecube, PC, Dreamcast games, DVD movies and series and as a bonus: it makes DVD videos of your DivX, Xvid, MP4 and other types! In order to read my personal review and get this program click here!
http://www.wereview-youdecide.com/2009/04/copy-and-backup-your-console-game-dvds-with-ease
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