Hello all I have a number of hdd's some of them have interesting games on them. I can copy them onto a HDD but a) how do i check whether there are any accompanying files in the extensions and elsewhere that need to be copied, and b) is there an easy way to check what specs; ram, os v, a game requires (without actually trying it)?
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