Yeah, what would make it worse is that if you were to port Easter Bonus to a game console, like a GBA or PSP, or even the GameCube, PS2, XBox, whatever, you would face some emulation pirates out there, which wouldn't be all that super great, either. Sort of like, if I were finished with Operation: Plasmorg right now, I would port it into a GBA, let's say. Now, with the GBA code and .gba file, I would have to keep that in lock and key. However, if I wind up sending those GBA files to a big publisher to get the license and release of my game, then I wouldn't want that middleman trying to snatch the GBA code in the middle, or hack into a ROM and emulate it, let's say it that way. To me, emulation of console games is far worse than PC game piracy, regardless how old that game is. It's even worse to try doing anything with today's cart or CD/DVD-based games. I can see that Nintendo's finally cracking down after all these years.