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Sam Leach 09-03-2006 09:54

Saving an installed game w/ destroyed disc.
 
One of my Battflield 1942 dics is unreadable but i have the game installed on my HDD. Is there some kind of installer i can use to get the game files into an executable file kind of like the original disc (I would put it on a dvd). i have thought of just using winrar but is there anything better so I could get up install dir,etc like a normal game setup?

Thanks

Joe Forster/STA 09-03-2006 10:22

Read the forum rules, the FAQ and finally contact the publisher for a replacement.

Sam Leach 12-03-2006 03:43

Will they give me a free replacement? That would be perfect. Would there be any problem with me being in spain?

Joe Forster/STA 13-03-2006 06:17

Not free, you'll have to pay for it. As for you being in Spain, it should be no problem. (But why don't you ask them?!)

Sam Leach 15-03-2006 07:52

lol if I still have to pay then I might aswell go directly to the shop I bought it from. Thus saving postage costs (which I will probably have to pay)

Why dont they release games with a backup copy!?! It would not have to have the game design on the cd etc... saving costs a bit. It would be nice :D

Grumpy 15-03-2006 09:42

@Sam Leach
Yes you will have to pay but it is normally only a fraction, of the whole retail price, for a replacement disc. ;)

Joe Forster/STA 16-03-2006 04:25

Selling a game with a backup copy will cost quite a bit more (more space, more packaging!) and it won't help you. The most important part of letting you make a backup of your originals is that you can make another backup every time you previous backup dies. (You still have one backup at a time...)


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