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TalkBack / Re: Nintendo 3DS Touchscreen Technology Chosen For DS Compatibility
« on: June 12, 2011, 07:25:36 PM »
You guys know that it is possible to use a stylus on multitouch screens like the iPad don't you? It just has to be a differently made one.
The main reason why I don't like this old tech resistive touch screen is that the screen is not anywhere near as durable. Easily scratched and ruined.
Look at the iPhone's screen... ignoring the ridiculous "gorilla glass is indestructible" nonsense, it sure does take a hell of a lot to scratch or ruin it in any way.
"Backwards compatibility" is a lame excuse too.... by that logic they will never EVER upgrade the screen. As I said before, I'm pretty sure it would be plenty possible to make a stylus that would allow for backwards compatibility with old DS games. In fact, I often wonder if it would improve them.
I really shouldn't be complaining though... I'm just over here counting my blessings that the WiiU controller screen has a competitive PPI!
The main reason why I don't like this old tech resistive touch screen is that the screen is not anywhere near as durable. Easily scratched and ruined.
Look at the iPhone's screen... ignoring the ridiculous "gorilla glass is indestructible" nonsense, it sure does take a hell of a lot to scratch or ruin it in any way.
"Backwards compatibility" is a lame excuse too.... by that logic they will never EVER upgrade the screen. As I said before, I'm pretty sure it would be plenty possible to make a stylus that would allow for backwards compatibility with old DS games. In fact, I often wonder if it would improve them.
I really shouldn't be complaining though... I'm just over here counting my blessings that the WiiU controller screen has a competitive PPI!