I've seen a lot of discussion about burning NGCD isos in other forums and nobody seems to want to help anybody understand how to do it. I'm gonna tell you why.
The process' purpose is to "back up" the games you already own, not so you get 'em for free. It's not because coders and people "that know" are b*****ds (well, maybe some of 'em), it's because playing these games is ultimately unrewarding and leaves you feeling a bit empty.
There's nothing like the feeling you get from hunting down a particular game, handing over your hard earned money, getting it home, flicking through the manual while it loads... All the effort you put in seems worth it as soon as you see the title screen. And that feeling you can't get from stealing games.
The process' purpose is to "back up" the games you already own, not so you get 'em for free. It's not because coders and people "that know" are b*****ds (well, maybe some of 'em), it's because playing these games is ultimately unrewarding and leaves you feeling a bit empty.
There's nothing like the feeling you get from hunting down a particular game, handing over your hard earned money, getting it home, flicking through the manual while it loads... All the effort you put in seems worth it as soon as you see the title screen. And that feeling you can't get from stealing games.