Ganoncrotch said:
Think back to when you were a kid at school how often did we see a Gameboy with a screen shattered in comparison to how often you see people with Mobile phones with cracked screens in need of repair, also if you have scratches on a plastic screen now, ever since the advent of the backlight rather than a front lit system you will not see the scratching as badly while the screen is lit up, unless you go full retard and put the console in your pocket along with your keys or some loose nails for some reason. |
Is the Gameboy possible to break? XD. Yeah, I always thought that mobile companies do that on purpose to make people buy phones on a yeary basis. It sounds a bit conspiranoic, but I don't see that the advantages of glass vs plastic are enough to justtify glass screens. I now buy pladtic screen phones, and, helll, they're impossible to break, man. I'm glad that Nintendo made that choice tbh.
