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Today I saw a news, saying that a brother in Tieba was on fire when the socket was on fire when charging the NS because of the aging of the circuit at home, and his Pokémon Limited Edition NS Lite and the Breath of the Wilderness Cassette were damaged.
Looking at the picture is still quite tragic, the R key and ZR key are burned out, a small and half of the back of the machine is basically burned through, and the green motherboard can be faintly seen. The cassette also looks good on the lower half of the gold finger.
In this way, the machine and the game can still run, and it should not hurt the core components. Some people joked about the quality of NS, "In addition to the joystick love to drift, in fact, the quality really has nothing to say."
After all, in the eyes of many people, Nintendo is almost the Nokia of the game console industry.
There was a legendary Game Boy that had been offered to Nintendo World in New York. This GB, which experienced the Gulf War, is a real "Iraqi color". Despite the air raids, the whole body was scorched and distorted, but it was still able to continue to run the game stably.
There's also Nintendo's old home console Game cube. Some players have found the main machine of the Imperial Three Houses to do experiments. At the time, Sony was the PS2 and Microsoft was the Xbox. The test items included hammering, falling from heights, etc., and only the Game cube lasted until the end before it was directly scrapped, and the other two were out one after another.
Then, the current NS also suffered a "non-human" test - falling from a height of 300 meters, the result is that the handle Joy-con is partially damaged, and the main unit can still operate.
The ability to resist manufacturing is outrageous.
In my personal experience, in the first semester of my freshman year, I lent 3DS to my roommate on the upper bunk to play, and when I woke up one morning, my roommate found that the machine was lost and could not be found everywhere. Later, more than three years after graduation, when everyone cleaned the dormitory together, they finally found the 3DS that had fallen a meter thick in the hidden corner of the lower bunk wall.
Wiping away the dust on it and seeing that it revealed a still polished blue shell, I can't help but think back to the past few years, the dormitory has encountered water leakage, and the rainy season has returned to the tide. None of these events, which had a fatal impact on precision machines, could turn off the 3DS.
What's even more outrageous is that the machine of that year was "missing" in the sleeping state, so press the switch to directly illuminate the screen, and then a few pairs of eyes will see the power display in the upper left corner: four fully charged...
Everyone present was shocked, and I still remember the details.
As we all know, the reputation of "foreign goods" produced in Japan is no longer the same as it was at the beginning, and the "spirit of craftsmanship" is widely circulated, but the quality of products such as automobiles, digital products, watches and other products in Japan still enjoys a certain reputation.
The reason why Nintendo's machines are so resistant to construction is also because from the beginning of the hardware design, they introduced the concept of "structural stability and durability", which is said to be derived from the concept of "expanding the game population".
The quality is hard to ensure the smoothness of the player's experience and reduce trouble. And the fall-resistant and wear-resistant hammer is to meet the unexpected situations in daily life, just like the personal experience I mentioned earlier, the deep impression brought by this contrasting sense of consternation is, to some extent, the best publicity.
It is said that in the era of former president Satoshi Iwata, different Nintendo product lines have appeared different strange standards, such as the Wii to be able to withstand 80 kilograms of pressure, that is, a grown man to step on it to be fine; NDS to be freeze-resistant, saying that it can run on Everest.
Speaking of Nintendo, here is an opportunity to talk about Nokia. In fact, Nintendo and Nokia once had a relationship, Nokia in the well-known N-gage mobile phone design at the beginning, had proposed to Nintendo the intention of cooperation in the design of the game phone, but unfortunately, in the end the plan did not pass the approval, did not go away.
Later, the N-gage mobile phone became a recognizable generation of machines, although it failed commercially, but left valuable experience at the design level.
If Nokia did work with Nintendo, what kind of machine would it make?
To be honest, it is a bit unimaginable, but in terms of how long it can be killed by the player, this machine is most likely unprecedented, and there is no one to come after.
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