My game library is in bad shape, mostly due to the ever unrelenting torrent of abuse dished out by my younger siblings. Shiny things + them = not good. My copy of MW2 is cleanly split down one half, my Batman: AA disc is on its last legs due to a shallow split on an ever so small but vitally important location, and a host of other Xbox originals and Wii games are scratched to the point where they aren't working at all or won't be much longer.
Most all-knowing OP, I'm looking for any knowledge from personal experience you can give me, as well as any conjecture. Is there hope of retrieving information from damaged game discs such as these by copying the information onto a hard drive and then burning the information onto another disk so I can play them/play them without errors? If so, can I use standard copying & burning software/hardware or do I need to use ones that are especially designed to do these things? If it's the latter, do you have any personal recommendations on what software to use?
Any other ideas on information retrieving/saving approaches on this matter are welcome, too.
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