Despite the fact that I have 46 Dreamcast games and a 47th one on the way and should be here today, there are still a few that I would like to own, but are about $20 or so on eBay. One I would like to have is South Park Rally. Despite Chef's Luv Shack being a horrible game, and more of a party game. I want to see how well they did at racing. Another one I want is Donald Duck: Going Quackers. But less so since I don't really like Disney stuff all too well. But seeing the Disney World Racing game at a reasonable price at a store was what got me back into the Dreamcast. And I also want Rayman 2 but it appears to also cost a lot. And another thing I keep seeing a lot are sealed Dreamcast games. There's a lot of them. Why didn't anybody ever open them? Why would you just buy a game and leave it unopened and never play it? Just to sell it 15 years later? That's really confusing me. And it's more and more Dreamcast than, say, N-Gage or something. And then there's the whole sports game paradox. Why do video game companies keep making them if the people that buy them don't like them and don't want to keep them and the rosters never stay the same? I guess because they buy them in the first place?