I thik you missed the point. I don't have to ask Nintendo. I used to run a Video Rental Store and, just like Blockbuster, I didn't need Nintendo's, Sony's, or Sega's permission. I mean it sounds like your major complaint is that I make money. I mean, why don't those farmer S.O.B.'s give their crops away instead of making us spend our hard earned money?! Heck, your the one thinking of promoting piracy, sounds like evil to me. I know, you don't think it's evil, just illeagal. Well in my book, it is evil to break the law, and/or promote breaking the law. I mean, if you knew the difference between right and wrong, I don't think you would be sitting there thinking I'm evil because I need to make a living, and tried to do so this way. The truth is, whether or not you think I am legal, you must realize that I have done a lot of work to try to be legal. Which means my intentions are good. If I am just using the phrase, "play the games you loved as a kid," to hide my money making scheme, how come I offer a large number of my games for free? Heck, we don't even hit them up with popups to make money off of them. It's not that I don't need money. There are costs to running a buisness. I get paid very little, along with the rest of our staff, so we can offer this service to our customers. The truth is, we are all Christians trying to offer a legal, and moral alternative to sofware piracy(AND make some money). Money is not the root of all evil. That is a misquote.(the Bible is the most misquotted book of all time BTW) The LOVE of money is the root of all evil. We don't love money, but we do need it like everyone else. We don't need it so bad that we would run a pornsite, sell drugs, or do anything else that is wrong for that matter. We just want to make an honest living, and offer a way to play the old games legally, and therefore, morally.