![Hey, it's winking at me. That's just odd.](http://kidfenris.com/saturnswitch.png)
Well, my Saturn’s finally modified to run those games and more with the official RAM cart, as nature and Capcom intended. It’s a nice job, too. The switch is inconspicuous and fitted perfectly into the system’s battery door. What’s really interesting, though, is what my system-modding friend found inside the console.
![Gee, I didn't know they made Spider for the Saturn! See, there was a PlayStation game called Spider back in 1997 or whatever and...and...Wow, I think I hate video games now.](http://kidfenris.com/saturnspider.png)
Some spider built a little web inside my Saturn a long time ago. It's apparently more common than I ever before suspected to find bugs inside electronic equipment, and this discovery is especially amusing when I remember how fastidious I was with my Saturn back in the 1990s. I even draped a dust cover over it at night.
I only hope that the spider moved on before it starved to death or got fried during a particularly heated session of X-Men vs. Street Fighter. It also makes me wonder if any of my other game systems have bug residents. Come to think of it, my last apartment was in a basement frequented by house centipedes.
![AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.](http://kidfenris.com/centipede1.png)
Uh-oh.