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Now imagine it's not an easter egg, it's zero day.

• christophilus 2mo ago
  Oh, no. Someone hacked into my Sega CD and??? I’m not aware of anything nefarious that could be done here.
  • firefax 2mo ago
    Well, given that modern consoles are connected to the internet, a zero day embedded in the code could be a bad thing. Also I was more drawing attention to the meta level idea anyone who can put in an easter egg can put in a zero day. (Also, a lot of people emulate old software, and there's some interesting things you can do when you game that out I'll leave to your imagination.)
    • Sophira 2mo ago
      > anyone who can put in an easter egg can put in a zero day. Anyone who can code a game can put in a 0-day too. Should we ban games?