Everything in the market these days movies, TV shows, music, and game systems as well as games are in trouble. What next, cars?!?!? I don't go against the ideal of sharing music after all way before CDs there was cassettes and they never hit hard on the music industry as the music industry claims .mp3 songs burned onto a CD does. When CDs came out why didn't manufactures create music systems to allow copy of "SOUND" not music but whatever was played on the radio like they did with the cassettes, instead you got the music industry crying over spilled milk. This is what happens when you don't plan carefully. If there was a radio that could copy music onto a CD from the radio or off of a cassette then we wouldn't have as much a stir even if we did they couldn't say that it was hurting the industry. It isn't hard to take a copy of a CD or cassette or even an old album and copy it onto a cassette. Cassettes still exist people! Movies being copied, well I think that is wrong. I only think it's wrong when the movie copied is one that hasn't gone through a year or more. Once it shows up on TV then what is it going to hurt having a copy here or there? TV shows, well that depends. Are they shows currently airing? If so then it isn't a bad ideal. It airs on TV, a simple VCR can tape these shows and what stops a person from keeping that tape as long as they want? Nothing so get over it. I still have episodes from FLCL on tape, is that going to kill anyone? No I don't think so, so get over it. Games being copied, samething if the game is old then what's the problem? Nintendo wants to sell old games on the next gen system. Do they think this is the final solution to this problem? No I don't think so. Selling a game that someone can emulate on a comuputer for free is dumb, especially when the game is OLD. I really don't think it's a good ideal. Nintendo president once said "we make games for gamers" or something to that effect, it made me think they were really serious about who they make games for. Not saying they were never serious. But when you come out and say things like "action speak louder than words" and give the whole impression that you're going to WOW people then you better deliver but maybe it's what I call "Showroom attitude". Well good night. -_-