Nintendo really nailed it with gamecube discs and packaging>sexo art>tiny and cute aesthetic>cases were firm as shitWhat went so right?
All DVD cases were solid back then. This was before some corporate ghoul realized you could save .001 cent per unit by making DVD cases out of cheaper flimsy garbage.
The tennis ball disc was tennis ball sized.
>>12878489Pal cases were better with the push button release.
>>12878489Shit tier cases, almost snap the disc in half every time you take it out
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>>12878489Sometimes the spine had lame generic fonts on it and yeah the discs felt risky getting out, but yeah, they're pretty solid.
>>12878564>>12878632The disc being small makes it so you can apply more force without breaking itSame principle as trying to snap a long pencil in half vs a short one
>>12878647>you can apply more forceWhy would I ever want this, it should be effortless
ITT subtard browns who dont know how to take discs out of a case without applying nigger levels of pressure.
>>12878652I don't think you understand correctly, the reason you have to apply more force than a larger disc is literally just because it's smaller, so you don't have as much of a lever effect when lifting the edge of the disc. In the end the center is experiencing the same amount of forceMaking it easier to pull out would mean the disc would be less secure than a PS2 disc is for example
>>12878660Discs were invented when it was expected that subhumans would never ever get their hands on them, so go figure.
