The intended use of the software system is purely for backing up the PS3 discs you currently own which is perfectly legal; if you intend to copy PS3 games for distribution, you should know that it is not legal to do so and you are strongly discouraged from such practices.

The PS3 game disks have copy protection encoding which takes them get trouble to copy. There are a few workarounds and if you desire to copy PS3 games or copy the PS3 discs you plainly require to notice the right software program to copy disc's image (ISO) and then have burning software with a congenial burner to copy it onto a disc. The best part of this software program is that you can also copy other gaming platform discs and games as well as other CDs or DVDs you require a backup .

Then when someone uses the original CD as a frisbee or coaster and it breaks, scratches, or chips...we have a back up disc we can alternate it with that is playable and works.

Of course game firms do not want you to copy PS3 games as they are fearful that someone would do it for the wrong cause to make money off of it and deal them (Like it would damage them financially...yeah right). Going On, let me ask you this, if your game does get marked, broken, or chipped is the game producer going to replace it for you? No, they will say "Tough break, go purchase a new one."

So if you are only doing it to back up your games in case of an accident where they become unplayable and you are just trying to fostering you hard earned and spent money, then I believe it is morally ok to copy PS3 games.