No- Recent laws have been passed in order to make humans more active and productive. The Technological-Biological Research Institute (TBRI) has recently concluded evidence of poor reactions to electronic addictions. Addictions such as this can prove harmful to brain activity, eyesight and overall health. The TBRI had grants funded by the UN in order to pass bills to create "lemons". Lemons are software or hardware created to crash/break after a certain period of time, in order to increase profits. The TBRI has enforced laws (bill T4HQI2S I2SW FWA9L7S2E) to make software distributors create lemons in some products. One of these is Tap Tap Revenge. It has crashed on command in order to keep you from playing. It will automatically fix itself in 1 month, legally.