I hear ya. Though the ones they made in the 70's and 80's weren't too bad... unless you sat down hard on one, oooww! Or it was freezing outside, then the liquid crystal wouldn't work anymore. The older ones wouldn't even fit in a pocket... damn primitive things.
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Good thing, I never took those things out. I didn't know that they break in low temperature.
Looks good! Really fits the Christmas motif for the site. :D
Thanks. =B
They were quite pathetic when cold... barely playable, and Gob forbid you left it in a hot car, the LCD would pop, just like a can of food or drink left on a hot stove for too long :p Sometimes they were still playable, but it looked like an inky mess.
All it needs is a Christmas flash now. Get to it, script mon----fraaaaaand~ :B
Funny. I'm still working on the Halloween flash. =P
Oh God. XD
VicariousE
Well, I guess more handheld LCD games were given away as Christmas gifts, back in the day... oh I see, presents in the game play!
Pienkaito
Urgh! Don't get me started with those cheap Tetris calculator knock-offs.
Most of them had the worst durability.