So I tried to stay up Saturday Night because there was a show I wanted to watch that came on at 4am. I made it until 2am then had to go to bed. And I slept. I woke up at 12pm briefly to take the dog out, then went back to sleep and slept until 5:30pm. So I woke up about an hour ago. Right now I am digging the 32X, I just got T-Mek off of eBay, but boy the prices are ridiculous! They have really shot up! And I got e-mail access again, as it turns out my bookmark stopped working so I made a new one and it's fine now. But anyway, yeah, the 32X. I guess nobody has Primal Rage they want to give me. Shoot. I'll have to buy it on eBay I guess. It's the last of the non-really-expensive titles. I'll have them all except those. And I guess I'll never see Spider-Man, or Blackthorne, or any of the others. How did they get to be so expensive? Did they not make very many? Was a 32X a failure so they just make very many of them? I mean, the only requirement is that you have a Genesis. Lots of people had Genesises, so I guess not many people bought the 32X. I made a one-minute movie again. The first one I did was because of a typo in a movie catalog, so I remember saying to myself, I wonder if I could really make a movie that's one minute long." So now I've made two. I want to make a third one. I don't know why since you all are never going to see them. I have this DVD making program I used to make the videos and make the DVDs. They're really interesting too. I designed the menu, even though there's only a picture of the logo and a play movie option. But I could put in scene selections, but it seemed kind of pointless for a movie that's only one minute long. Unfortunately the software is VERY hard to use and I had lots of trouble making it do what I wanted. You may remember me talking about this when I was trying to make the Bubba game for ActionMax. Well the software didn't want to cooperate, so that idea went down the crapper. It kept freezing after about a few minutes of assembling my stuff to make it an actual movie. I guess it is easier for it to make one minute movies instead of 20-minute ones.