Here at TopTenREVIEWS, we love options, and we know you do, too. DVD Wizard Pro not only lets you copy one DVD to another DVD, but it gives gamers the option of backing up their video game collections. DVD Wizard creates quality copies of PS3, Xbox 360, GameCube, PSP, Nintendo DS, PlayStation, PS One, PS2 and Xbox. What is better than making sure you never have a damaged game again? The DVD Wizard Pro DVD copy software application provides this software update to customers for free.

For many families, VHS videos are still featured items in their entertainment center. Home videos and Disney movies are among these videos that people cannot or will not get rid of. With DVD Wizard Pro, there is no need to. In fact, these home relics can be converted into DVDs to be enjoyed again and again. You just have to make sure that you have the right hardware to get this feature to work.

DVD Wizard Pro offers a very versatile feature set. You can copy DVD movies to DVDRs or CDRs to be played in VCD-capable DVD players. You can also copy your DVD games (PS2, XBOX, PSX) if you have a mod chip installed in your game console. These mod chips can be purchased from a variety of manufacturers. While this isn't the optimal way to play the games, it does provide an option for backing up the discs. The time it takes to copy a movie is fairly comparable. Our test DVD only took an hour.

Since this DVD copy software application was converted from an e-book to software, the ease-of-use has been dramatically improved. The instructions are very good and they include step-by-step help information and images to assist you. Because this DVD copy software application is no longer an e-book, the installation is fast and simple. Now there is only one product to download in order to accomplish your task.

The copy quality is perfect, and the special features and menu options of the DVDs we copied are all intact and functioning. There aren't any watermarks or hidden identifiable markers within the copied movie. We were pleased with the fact that there wasn't any kind of distortion in the picture and that the quality remained top-notch.

While trying to copy a DVD to a CD, we did run into a problem. During the conversion from the ripped DVD to SVCD, an error message popped up and the application would not continue. We switched to a DVD medium and the application produced an excellent copy of the original DVD, complete with the menus and features.