Nintendo Switch Sports is finally here, and in no time one Twitch streamer has already broken their screen in full live.
You remember Wii Sports becoming incredibly popular for bringing friends and families together to play sports like bowling and tennis against each other.
Well that game which also became popular due to the absurd number of gamers accidentally throwing their Wii Remote directly into their TV is back on Nintendo Switch.
And from the first hours of its launch, Nintendo Switch Sports has already cost the game screen of a streamer who smashed it in full live.
Nintendo Switch Sports can be risky for your hardware.
A streamer breaks his screen while playing Nintendo Switch Sports
Twitch streamer 63man was live on April 29 when he played a Tennis match on Switch.
63man was not wearing the Switch controller wristband, and when he wanted to return the ball, he threw his controller through his room which ended up directly in his screen.
Completely shocked, he flipped the camera to reveal that he had smashed the lower left corner of his screen beyond repair. The streamer was so stunned that he was left speechless.
Nintendo keeps warning about accidents that can happen if the controller is not properly attached to the wrist, as is the case here with a broken screen.
Although 63man has no screen left, the clip of his accident caught attention on his channel and racked up more than 24,000 views in a single day.
So if you too will soon be playing a game on Nintendo Switch Sports to bring back memories, don’t forget to attach your controller properly if you don’t want a bad surprise.