I decided I didn't like it, so I traded it in. I then preceded to get some Odyssey 2 games I already had so I can help the homebrewers, even if it is just copies of the games I made. Well, a few other people will get my Odyssey 2 games I got. Just with a different game inside them. I stayed up late (well, late for me.) working on Boney McBones. It had been a while. I figured out that even though stuff may not work on the Homer emulator, which I thought was more accurate than O2EM, it works fine on real hardware. For instance, if you play version 9 on Homer, you can't go up. So I was furiously trying to stop that bug. As it turned out, though, I didn't need to since the game worked fine on real hardware. So I wasted an hour. But then my C7050 cart went berserk and wouldn't work properly. I was wondering why it wasn't when it became OK. So I didn't have a very good day yesterday. The idiot at the store priced the Cosmic Conflict game at $21. I wonder why. Needless to say, I didn't get it. I ended up getting some priced less than $7 and the best-looking $7 copy they had. I am wondering though the insane way they think up ridiculous prices for these old games. This was a store, too, and not eBay. So anyway, now the Boney McBones game displays either a triangle or a circle as the enemy to shoot. It determines which to display after you shoot all 4. I am also wondering whether to make it so that instead of all four at once, it just does one at a time and chooses the line to put it on instead. I'm going to experiment with that idea.