MARBLE MADNESS/KLAX is ideal for the retro gamer. Created for the GBA by DSI Games, this two-in-one game will bring back memories for many gamers. In MARBLE MADNESS, players must keep the marble on the track by pushing the direction keys. If the marble falls off the course or runs into walls, the player loses time. The course is complicated with jumps, ramps, and little creatures such as green blobs that eat the marbles, and the goal is to beat the clock. Marble Madness includes three out of the six original levels from the arcade version, originally released in 1984. KLAX, on the other hand, is a puzzle game where players catch tiles coming off of a conveyer belt and stack them according to color. Three in a row of the same color diagonally, stacked, or sidewise clears those tiles. The tile catcher can hold up to three tiles before they are dropped, and tiles can also be tossed back onto the belt to gain some extra time. The game ends when too many tiles are dropped. Developed in 1989, this version basically keeps the original arcade game intact. Both games keep the original graphics, a bonus for gamers who grew up playing the originals. These classic games are sure to be a hit with any eighty's kid.