Gaming Which is the most Touch Screen damaging game?

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Played Ouendan quite a bit when I first got and I have no scratches. I just tap lightly...seems to work well for me.

Touch of the Dead could be a killer. The tapping isn't that bad...but when you have to drag the ammo to reload could really ruin the screen over time.
 
the screen is not pressure sensitive - so pressing hard on it doesn't make a difference. i don't have any scratches on my screen. my son on the other hand does and we usually play against each other in mario party and i always beat him.
 
im gunna say meteos. On my first DS without the protective covers i had a whole bunch of vertical scratch marks all over the touchscreen. its funny how you can see which games made what kind of scratches.
 
I vote none... Only game posted in this topic that I didn't fully beat yet was Canvas Curse and my touch screen is spotless! And no, I don't use a crappy screen protector, I'm just careful with my stuff.

I really noticed it when I saw my friend play his DS. He is tapping hard, making fast uncareful moves and such. While I instead, I never tap the screen. I always *touch* it. And always do careful slides.

wow....
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You don't think anyone else is "careful" with their hardware?
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5 minutes after I used my ds I noticed a tiny scratch on the left corner, I barely even used my stylus.. nowdays I use legit horis to protect my screen and they are always a hell to put on, but it's worth the time.. I also have a spare TFT screen i will use when there's too many scratches

NEWS FLASH: to everyone who's claiming you don't have any scratches... soon as you TOUCH your screen there's a scratch, but it's not visibile to your eyes until you put it under a light after a certain time.. using your stylus will scratch your screen...

Another thing a tiny DUST particle can scratch your screen, but again it's not visible until after a certain time ....

I'm really getting tired of people claiming all of us with scratches aren't careful enough or vice versa.. get real... why would anyone want to damage their own hardware? I have several ideas on how nintendo could have built the screen in order to protect it, but it's too late now.
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if you used a fucking pencil like someone did (true story) I can agree that's a really stupid thing to do, but christ just using your stylus shouldn't damage your screen unless you pound it...

EDITED for spelling, very late over here!
 

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