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[maynerd]

Hey all I've seen on some posts out there that people are recommending some sort of screen cover for the lower screen on the DS. Can anyone recommend a product for me? I am not sure what's out there and what would be recommended.

 

[MrparisSM]

I don't think you'll need one. The demo at my store doesn't have a scratch in site, the quality of the screen is top notch. Only thing is that it can get a little smudged, but a simple wipe with a finger can take care of that.

 

[Eggo]

If you use your DS A LOT, it can get really dirty. Trust me on that. I think screen guards/wipes and extra styluses will be the top selling peripheral for this system.

 

[hirokazu]

you could buy that Famitsu PSP, get the PSP screen protector, and cut it down to size, i guess.

 

[Ford Prefect]

you could buy that Famitsu PSP, get the PSP screen protector, and cut it down to size, i guess.

I'm positive some third party, if not Nintendo, will sell a screen protector.

 

[Spike]

I'm positive some third party, if not Nintendo, will sell a screen protector.

Already made:

http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/proddetail.asp?sku_id=0665000FS10051677&langid=EN

 

[BenT]

If you had read the manual, you'd know that Nintendo recommends you "prime" the touchscreen with a thin layer of saliva before each gaming session. Just lick it like a stamp.

 

[Mrbob]

If you had read the manual, you'd know that Nintendo recommends you "prime" the touchscreen with a thin layer of saliva before each gaming session. Just lick it like a stamp.

Oh yeah we are gonna have a ton of awesome photoshops down the road.

 

[Saki]

http://www.users.on.net/~nimbus9/DSFAQ/ds.html

Found this:

650 Yen

 

[Dragmire]

Too much pressure can mess up the touch screen. I went to a Walmart yesterday and on the DS, someone had pressed the stylus to the screen really hard causing a noticable imprint. The touchscreen was inaccurate in detecting where you put the stylus. It pisses me off, because there's no way to protect demo systems from assholes or children that don't know what they're doing.

Maybe they could put the DS demo unit behind the counter, playable upon request. I mean, I couldn't imagine them demoing a Pocket PC in Walmart for any customer to try.