What role do Node.js and npm versions play in `phantomjs-prebuilt` installation failures?

Incompatible Node.js or npm versions can lead to various installation failures, including issues with package resolution, native module compilation, or dependency conflicts. While `phantomjs-prebuilt` is older, it's generally best to use a supported LTS (Long Term Support) version of Node.js and an up-to-date npm version (`npm install -g npm@latest`) to minimize compatibility problems, even for older packages.