That makes sense. But it seems to apply only to physical games. What about a digital only game? I mean, I can see easily if I buy a physical game and I have only one disc, then the soundtrack needs to be ripped off of the game disc, so then that is bootleg. But if I have a game disc and a soundtrack disc, then it would be official as you have stated. But for digital releases, there is no physical piece(s). So then, if I am understanding, in the example provided to us here, there is a soundtrack online that requires the game to access. But since it is available as a soundtrack type entity, that makes it official vs bootleg or any other. Assuming I understand, I still wonder if there needs to be a differentiation for such things? Specifically meaning a release I can buy vs a release I need to buy something else in order to actually get.