How to Backup Wii Games
Creating a backup of favorite Wii games is an important way to prevent total loss in case a game disc gets damaged, corrupted or lost. A simple backup procedure will not only preserve your game data but also help save you lots of time and money in cases of lost or damaged discs
How to Burn Wii Onto a DVD+R
The Nintendo Wii uses DVD discs to play its Wii games. After backing up your Wii games to a disc image (ISO), you can burn the image file to a blank DVD+/-R. Both of these formats work with your Wii, but the DVD-R is more compatible. The DVD+R discs work with the Wii, but cause more strain on the optical laser. You can use many different programs to burn your Wii ISO files to your DVD+R. Download and install one of the three programs listed in the Resources section of this guide, and insert your blank DVD+R into your computer.
Read more...
How to Downgrade to PS3 Slim Using iPhone
The process of jailbreaking your PlayStation 3 console first requires that you downgrade it to an operating system released before the system update 3.55 patch. Downgrading the PS3 with your iPhone requires that you have a jailbroken iPhone with OpeniBoot and PSFreedom installed on it. As with any jailbreaking or downgrading technique, the software used to perform the downgrade is neither created nor supported by Sony or Apple.
Read more...
How to Get Your Wii Chipped
The Nintendo Wii is a popular gaming console, but its operating system limits what you can do on the system. For instance, if you happen to scratch a game, you wouldn't be able to play a backup disc because the console would not read it. As a result, some owners modify their Wii using a special computer chip purchased from a game console modification store. You can add a "chip" to your Nintendo Wii, but the modification will require opening the Wii and voiding the warranty.
Read more...
How to Jailbreak a PS3 Slim 3.55
At the time of publication, the PlayStation 3 "slim" models are shipped with version 3.55 of the PlayStation operating system. Jailbreaking your PS3 requires that you have a new or formatted USB storage device and Jailbreak PS3 3.73. While jailbreaking is not illegal, the process will void your PlayStation warranty and limit your access to the PlayStation Network.
Read more...
How to Jailbreak Your PS3 With a USB and a Laptop
According to the U.S. Copyright Office, people can jailbreak their own electronic devices and install third-party applications on them without fearing a lawsuit. You may want to jailbreak your PS3 so that you can play unofficial versions of popular games and install third-party applications
Read more...
How to Make a Bootable Wii Disc
The Nintendo Wii can use backup ISO files just like many other home video game consoles. Burning an ISO file to a disc to make it bootable on the Nintendo Wii is simple and can be done with a few different programs. Making bootable Wii backups will help you save your Wii discs from getting scratched.
Read more...
How to Make a PS3 DVD Region Free
The subject of region coding on DVDs is one that has garnered much debate. A DVD produced in North America (coded "Region 1") will not play on equipment produced in other countries, such as England (coded "Region 2"). This is done in order to combat movie piracy but can be a major inconvenience for people who paid money for legitimate copies of DVDs. Sony's PlayStation 3 is coded the same way as a regular DVD player in that it will only play DVDs produced in the same region as the PS3 itself, but there is a perfectly legal way to get around that. Use this article as a guide as you make a PS3 DVD region-free.
Read more...
How to Put Music on a PS3
When you add music files to your PlayStation 3, you'll be able to listen to your favorite artists while you play video games or browse the Internet with your system. Remember that your music files are big, and they'll eat away at your hard-drive space if you add too many. A PlayStation 3 with larger hard drive will be able to handle more music files than a PS3 with a smaller hard drive.
Read more...
No comments:
Post a Comment