Even though I only played this "game" for a few months during the summer of 2005, Nintendogs actually caused me to make two vertical scratches on my touch screen. Specifically, I blame that gosh darn frisbee game. :P
Ouendan(2)/EBA. Nice circular scratches on my screen protector but it doesn't bug me since I know I can jus peel it off and lay down a new one any time.
All of you need to learn to lighten up on your screens. The screen responds if you just lightly move around on it. drummer131
I had assumed he meant which game had seen the most use.
In terms of actual physical scratches the screen can take quite a beating without receiving any, so if people do have scratches on their screens yes, they need to lighten their touch a little.
I have played PH, Elite Beat Agents, Ninja Gaiden, Meteos and all the usual suspects, but none of these come even close to what horrible things The World Ends With You does to you DSs touchscreen. :D
Square basically tried to have you hack and stab at you DS in whichever way you can imagine. Playing TWEWY without screen protectors is a no-no.
Lost Magic but I don't think that playing with a steak knife helped...wait there is some kind of stick inside my ds hmmm maybe I am supposed to use that.
I haven't really scratched my screen... At least not with any noticible scratches. But the game that required me to go hardest on my touch screen was probably Bomberman Land Touch... One of the minigames has you rubbing left and right on the screen as fast as you can... Yikes!
my screeen was flawless until track and field now a have one deep scratch running accross my screen argh! Needed a screen protector before playing that game.
My screen doesn't have any scratches... I took a lesson from my GBA, which was unplayable due to scratches, and purchased a set of clear plastic screen covers. The covers work so well, I bought one for my PSP as soon as I bought it and I am ordering one for my new MP3 player, and am thinking about looking for one to put on my cell.
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