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This is a manual list of console games believed to support touchscreen.
| Game |
Notes
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| Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer |
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| Animal Crossing: New Leaf |
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| Art Academy: Lessons for Everyone! |
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| Crimson Shroud |
You can play it with or without the stylus.[1]
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| Crosswords Plus |
You can play it with or without the stylus.[1]
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| Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan |
For map making on the lower screen.[1]
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| Inazuma Eleven 1-2-3: Endou Mamoru's Legend |
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| Kid Icarus: Uprising |
Used for camera control.
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| Layton's Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires' Conspiracy |
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| Liberation Maiden |
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| Mario and Donkey Kong |
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| Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars |
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| Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies |
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| Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Spirit of Justice |
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| Picross 3D: Round 2 |
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| Pocket Card Jockey |
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| Pokémon Shuffle |
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| Pokémon Sun and Moon |
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| Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy |
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| Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney |
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| Scribblenauts Unlimited |
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| Scribblenauts Unmasked |
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| Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
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| Theatrhythm Final Fantasy |
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| Tomodachi Life |
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| Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward |
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| Zero Time Dilemma |
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| Game |
Notes
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| Ace Attorney |
Touch screen controls can be used to navigate through the entire game.[2]
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| Art Academy |
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| Bomberman Land Touch! |
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| Brain Age |
The stylus is necessary for all of these mini-games as the player completes problems.[2]
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| Chrono Trigger |
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| Elite Beat Agent |
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| Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon |
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| Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective |
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| Hotel Dusk: Room 215 |
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| Inazuma Eleven |
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| Inazuma Eleven 2 |
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| Inazuma Eleven 3 |
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| Infinite Space |
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| Kirby Canvas Curse |
Game leans into Kirby’s spherical shape and is a title that's entirely controlled by the DS' stylus and touch screen.[2]
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| Kirby Mass Attack |
Game also makes prevalent touch screen use, too.[2]
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| Kirby Super Star Ultra
|
Used for its sub-games and Meta Knightmare Ultra.
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| Knights in the Nightmare |
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| The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass |
Makes prevalent use of the handheld’s stylus and touch controls.[2]
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| The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks |
Makes prevalent use of the handheld’s stylus and touch controls.[2]
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| Mario vs. Donkey Kong games |
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| Metroid Prime Hunters |
Metroid Prime Hunters uses the touch screen as a new way to control the player’s view, as well as aim weapons.[2]
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| Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors |
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| Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword |
Dragon Sword uses the stylus for every action in the game, except for blocking, which is done by pressing any of the DS’ buttons.[2]
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| Nintendogs |
There are many different ways to take care of and play with this virtual pet, but they all make clever and personal use of the stylus and touch screen controls. There’s just something extra special about actually touching a dog’s head on the screen and them then reacting from being pet.[2]
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| Ōkamiden |
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| Picross DS |
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| Planet Puzzle League |
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| Professor Layton and the Curious Village |
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| Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box |
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| Professor Layton and the Unwound Future |
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| Professor Layton and the Last Specter |
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| Rhythm Heaven |
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| Scribblenauts |
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| Star Wars: Republic Heroes |
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| Super Scribblenauts |
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| Touchmaster |
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| Touchmaster 2 |
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| Touchmaster 3 |
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| Touchmaster: Connect |
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| Trauma Center: Under the Knife |
Game that’s played entirely through touch controls, where precision is paramount. The player must suture up wounds, repair blood vessels, remove tumors, and so much more all through rapid stylus gameplay.[2]
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| WarioWare: Touched |
WarioWare: Touched demonstrates stylus and touch screen gameplay in a way that’s beneficial for the evolution of WarioWare.[2]
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| The World Ends with You |
You use the stylus for all your attack on the lower screen and the d-pad for your attack on the other screen[1]
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| Game |
Notes
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| 2048 Battles |
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| Ace Attorney |
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| Anthill |
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| Bad North |
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| The Banner Saga |
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| The Banner Saga 2 |
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| The Banner Saga 3
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| Battleship |
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| Bayonetta |
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| Bayonetta 2 |
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| Block-a-pix Deluxe |
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| Broken Age |
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| Burly Men at Sea |
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| Bury Me, My Love |
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| Civilization VI |
With the plethora of menus, rich gameplay, and detailed interface, responsive touch screen controls prove quite useful here.[3]
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| Coffee Talk |
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| Conduct TOGETHER! |
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| Cook Serve Delicious 2 |
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| Crashlands |
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| Crush Your Enemies |
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| Cytus |
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| Dandara |
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| Dandy Dungeon |
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| Darkest Dungeon |
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| Darkside Detective |
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| Deemo |
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| Ding Dong XL |
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| Donut County |
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| Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training |
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| Eternal: The card game |
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| Fredric |
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| Gems of War |
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| Gorogoa |
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| Hook |
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| The House of Davinci |
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| Human Resource Machine |
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| Ironcast |
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| Kentucky Route Zero |
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| Little Inferno |
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| Machinarium |
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| Mars Power Industries |
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| Minimetro |
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| MUSYNX |
The best feature of MUSYNX is its Guitar Hero-esque gameplay can be completely controlled by touching a 4-to-6 button interface on-screen.[3]
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| Oxenfree |
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| Path of Giants |
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| Pic-a-Pix Deluxe |
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| Pic-a-Pix Pieces |
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| Piczle Lines DX |
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| Piczle Lines DX: 500 more pizzles |
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| Pinball FX3 |
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| Pokemon Quest |
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| Puzzle and Dragons |
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| Puzzle Quest |
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| Rayman Legends: Definitive Edition |
Plaer can help guide Murfy by moving around objects and collecting Lums.[3]
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| The Red Strings Club |
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| Severed |
Severed has you partake in a colorful, cartoony adventure in which you move about a 3D space, slicing and dicing with simple swipes of the touch screen.[3]
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| Shadow Bug |
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| Slay the Spire |
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| Spellkeeper |
Puzzles: shuffling and clicking on different points of a grid.[3]
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| Steamworld Heist |
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| Super Mario Maker 2 |
Used for designing levels.[3]
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| Super Smash Bros. Ultimate |
Only used for Stage Builder.
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| Sushi Striker |
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| Swap This! |
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| Terraria |
Player can utilize a zoom feature - both on the map, and in-game - to hone in on the action and help work around Switch's relatively small screen.[3]
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| Thimbleweed Park |
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| This is the Police |
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| Voez |
Voez tosses colored notes at you in shifting sequences, which you can tap and hold by simply touching your screen.[3]
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| West of Loathing |
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| The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt |
Interactions with GUI.
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| The World Ends With You: Final Remix |
As Neku, you'll be traversing urban settings and taking out some colorful baddies by tapping and swiping the screen in various ways to different cues.[3]
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| World of Goo |
Dragging the blobs of goo around and assembling gooey structures.[3]
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| Game |
Notes
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| Borderlands 2
|
Emulates the L2 and R2 buttons.[4]
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| Disgaea 3: Absence of Detention |
Touch: camera.[5]
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| DJMax Technika Tune |
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| Escape Plan |
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| Fat Princess: Piece of Cake |
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| Frobisher Says! |
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| Fruit Ninja |
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| God of War Collection
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| Gravity Rush |
Used for the Gravity Slide move.[6]
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| Gunhouse |
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| Jacob Jones and the Bigfoot Mystery |
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| Killzone: Mercenary |
Used for melee kills.[6]
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| LittleBigPlanet PS Vita |
Has plenty of story and community levels that utilize the touch screen. You can even build your own touch based levels although the editor is pretty complex and takes time to learn.[6]
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| Lumines |
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| Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
|
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| Men's Room Mayhem |
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| Monsterbag |
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| Persona 4 Golden |
Brings up the TV Menu.[6]
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| Plants vs. Zombies |
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| PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale
|
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| Rayman Origins |
Used to find relics.[6]
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| Smart as... |
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| Street Fighter X Tekken |
Used for quicker combos.[6]
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| Superbeat: Xonic |
You can use the touchscreen instead of the face buttons to play.[6]
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| Surge Deluxe |
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| Taco Master |
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| Tearaway |
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| Touch My Katamari |
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| Treasures of Montezuma Blitz |
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| Uncharted: Golden Abyss |
Used in some fights and for dusting artifacts.[6]
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| Ys: Memories of Celceta |
The menus can all be driven by the touchscreen in addition to the controller buttons. It may seem minor but it makes navigation more efficient. You can drag the map around, etc.[6]
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| Game |
Notes
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| Affordable Space Adventures |
Controlling dashboards.[7]
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| Batman: Arkham City - Armored Edition |
Equipment management and hacking.[7]
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| Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut |
Navigating map. Equipment management and hacking.[7]
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| Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water |
Moving camera.[7]
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| The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD |
Equipment management.[7]
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| Madden NFL 13 |
Drawing tactics.[7]
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| New Super Mario Bros. U
|
Used to platforms in co-op mode.
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| Nintendo Land |
Used for specific minigames.[7]
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| Star Fox Guard |
Switching between cameras.[7]
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| Super Smash Bros. for Wii U |
Only used for switching to a "for 3DS"-styled HUD on the gamepad during battles, and for Stage Builder.
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| Wii Party U |
Controling minigames.[7]
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| ZombiU |
Navigating map. Equipment management.[7]
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This article is a never-ending list. It will always need updates and will likely have new content added to it on a consistent basis. Because of this, it can never truly be a finished article.
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