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Yeah, but those ones ar silicone overlay adhesives, which cannot be removed from the micro after adhesion. I think I've seen some adhesive stickers on eBay before which can go onto a faceplate. However, as you previously mentioned, ruining a perfectly good screen is expensive and sinful. KITSCH, GET ON THIS!!!!

Also nitro, not sure whether or not you saw the page on his freewebs site for the "gamecube laptop"
http://www.freewebs.com/xcrossxi3/gamecubelaptop.htm

Or his "XBox Ps2 Nes in 1 Pimp Mod "
http://www.freewebs.com/xcrossxi3/xbpm.htm

100% fake, for sure (not that I doubted you, nitro )

I got started with Famitracker. It has a learning curve like a cliff at first, but tutorials on the internet explain literally any problems you are having. Learning chiptune is more difficult than an average instrument, so it'll take a bit to figure it out.

Does finding 3 NESs, an SNES with no yellowing, a blue pocket, and a CIB genesis in the trash count as a deal? (All were functional of course, with cables)

Edit: just remembered, I once bought a black SP, and pokemon gold, silver, and red versions for twenty bucks from a pothead once in school.

Though rarity isn't its main purpose, http://videogames.pricecharting.com/ catalogs the prices and dates of sales of games on ebay, amazon, and half. Though it cannot speak for what is in the wild, it is extremely important if you plan on buying online.

In PA where I am, my local videogame store sells greyboys for $20, clear for $25 (though I didn't have money with me that day, and it was sold the next day >:-/), and yellow for $40. Haven't ever seen them have other colors of DMG there, so I can't comment on their prices.
That being said, I also saw 3 at my local flea market today, two for $20 each (vendors were a**holes), and one for $12.

Colors are usually around ten bucks, though you need to pray to Satan and sacrifice a toe to have them come with battery covers.

Best of luck to you.