 FormGen also argued that the audiovisual displays from D/N-3D with the N/I MAP files were derivative works of its D/N-3D, while under (2)(1994), a copyright holder has the exclusive right to prepare derivative work based on D/N-3D.MicroStar based its arguments on the Game Genie case, discussed in Galoob v. Nintendo, arguing that both of them replaced old values (in the case of N/I, the MAP files in the original game) with new values (N/I's MAP files).They noted that the audiovisual experience was described by the N/I MAP files.