PlayStation Vita

Eternal_Dream21 posted...

So, last night I forgot my Vita on the couch (yes, I know it's my fault) and this morning my girlfriend woke up with my one year old daughter before me. When I woke up, I learned that my daughter crawled on the floor for like 5 meters while dragging my Vita on the floors. As a result, the back screen is now scratched as hell! Is there any way to make the scratches be less visible, with a screen protector or something maybe? Heck, I even thought of going out to buy a new one and replacing it with mine before bringing it back, but I'd feel bad about it...

If you don't want to feel bad ripping off Sony.

Then rip off gamestop they are ripping off Sony.

Buy a used Vita from them. Then return the scratched up one to a different Gamestop. Complain the back touch pad didn't work at all and you couldn't believe they would sell it in its condition and get your money back.
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stargazer64 posted...

Garfield64 posted...

Eternal_Dream21 posted...

So, last night I forgot my Vita on the couch (yes, I know it's my fault) and this morning my girlfriend woke up with my one year old daughter before me. When I woke up, I learned that my daughter crawled on the floor for like 5 meters while dragging my Vita on the floors. As a result, the back screen is now scratched as hell! Is there any way to make the scratches be less visible, with a screen protector or something maybe? Heck, I even thought of going out to buy a new one and replacing it with mine before bringing it back, but I'd feel bad about it...

If you don't want to feel bad ripping off Sony.

Then rip off gamestop they are ripping off Sony.

Buy a used Vita from them. Then return the scratched up one to a different Gamestop. Complain the back touch pad didn't work at all and you couldn't believe they would sell it in its condition and get your money back.

They do usually check to make sure the serial # matches on the receipt.

That would suck to run into competent gamestop employees XD.
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Garfield64 posted...

stargazer64 posted...

Garfield64 posted...

Eternal_Dream21 posted...

So, last night I forgot my Vita on the couch (yes, I know it's my fault) and this morning my girlfriend woke up with my one year old daughter before me. When I woke up, I learned that my daughter crawled on the floor for like 5 meters while dragging my Vita on the floors. As a result, the back screen is now scratched as hell! Is there any way to make the scratches be less visible, with a screen protector or something maybe? Heck, I even thought of going out to buy a new one and replacing it with mine before bringing it back, but I'd feel bad about it...

If you don't want to feel bad ripping off Sony.

Then rip off gamestop they are ripping off Sony.

Buy a used Vita from them. Then return the scratched up one to a different Gamestop. Complain the back touch pad didn't work at all and you couldn't believe they would sell it in its condition and get your money back.

They do usually check to make sure the serial # matches on the receipt.

That would suck to run into competent gamestop employees XD.

Not hard to swap the stickers.
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