Guess what I saw on eBay. Besides Klax. I saw a Sonic Blast sale for $7. So I bought it. This game usually goes for about $20 or more. But my grand total was half that. So then I bought Klax for Game Gear for $6. Both are Game Gear games. I'm back to them. "Casino Fun Pak" finally came in the mail yesterday. I don't really know why I bought Klax. I guess because it was so cheap. They're usually $10 with shipping. But this one was about $7. So I really want Earthworm Jim for the Game Gear, but it's $20! I bought the Game Boy version at a store for $6. Is the Game Gear version that more rare? I'm holding off on buying it. So you can get really good deals. I do have a bit of this weird problem. I remember someone here on AtariAge selling a new wax cylinder recording of a heavy metal song. I searched Marketplace. I searched Google. I couldn't find anything about it. Or perhaps I'm going nuts. I'm kicking myself for not buying one whenever it was, even though I have no way of playing it. I finished making a MIDI of the Fates Warning song "Still Remains." It is 16 minutes long. I don't know what long song I'm going to tackle next. Before I did this one, I did Dream Theater's "In the Presence of Enemies Part 2" and the Decemberists' "The Tain," both over 15 minutes long. But because I have no way of getting sheet music for these, I have to tackle it by ear. This results in probably making a MIDI of the song that only sort of resembles the original. I do have a sheet music book of a Dream Theater album, though. It is very interesting. I think it's the album before the newest self-titled release. I forget the name of it. I also worked on Insecticide again. I discovered a glitch having to do with Rumblebee's sting. I think I fixed it even though I don't know why it happened. I added "you lost" and "you won" screens at the end.