Gaming Disabled; Recomend games for me

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I have endured multiple injuries to the extent that I have to spend most of my time in bed and have limited use of my hands. All I have for entertainment is television and my DS, but I'm only able to operate it using the touchscreen since my thumbs are mostly busted. Please recommend some games I can play using only (or mostly) the touchscreen.

Recently I have played:

- Dragon Quest IX
- Contact
- Desktop Tower Defense
- Monster Rancher DS


I'm not terribly picky considering the situation I'm in, but I think I'm getting a little tired of the JRPGs for the time being.
 
I know you said you were getting tired of JRPGs, but none-the-less, I thought I'd throw this suggestion out there (actually, I don't even know if this could be considered a typical JRPG):
The World Ends With You.

If you haven't played it yet, try it out; it's pretty unique and fun RPG with a good plot, and you can play it mostly with the touchscreen.
 
Rhythm Heaven. It's fun, and it's all touch screen controlled except for one minigame where you have to hold the L or R button.....
Warioware Touched. It uses only the touch screen, is fun, and an entire set of minigames use only the microphone!
Cooking Mama. Need I say more?
Taiko no Tatsujin DS (and all sequels to it). It DOES require two styluses, because the gameplay is fast.... But it's fun....
Pac'N Roll. You flick the touch screen to roll Pac Man around. Easy and fun.
Trauma Center Under the Knife 1 and 2. Operations operations operations! Oh, and fun.
Rhythm Tengoku. Okay, it's for the GBA, but granted, most of the minigames have you pressing like ONE button. So you could easily just play it with your index fingers on the a button and sometimes one other button. It's literally that easy.
All DS Picross Games. Fun, though Picross 3D requires you hold buttons on the DPad a lot.
Ouendan games. Easy fun.
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Ragnarok DS. Only if you like Ragnarok Online.
Kirby Canvas Curse. Yes.
Ace Attorney games. Good ones. Visual novels, though.
Final Fantasy Fables - Chocobo's Dungeon. Good clean Minigame with Chocobos fun.
 
SonicRax said:
I know you said you were getting tired of JRPGs, but none-the-less, I thought I'd throw this suggestion out there (actually, I don't even know if this could be considered a typical JRPG):
The World Ends With You.

And um... Final Fantasy XII Revenant Wings is pretty good, it's a RTS and touchscreen only.
 
Inunah said:
Taiko no Tatsujin DS (and all sequels to it). It DOES require two styluses, because the gameplay is fast.... But it's fun....

Except if you touch two different areas of the touch screen at once, the DS will register it as if you touched the middle of the two places you touched.
 
As all my other recommendations have been suggested, I have one other game (more like a mystery novel) of interest. It's called Hotel Dusk Rm 215. It requires your brain more than your hands - and it is completely touch screen controllable. If you can hold your DS in your lap, all it really requires is light tapping to advance the text and it should be easy for you
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It's quite interesting - it's about an ex-cop turned salesman who is trying to find his best friend that disappeared three years ago.

Get well soon
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Thanks for the suggestions, I'm loading my card up with old forgotten favorites and the few here I haven't played. Keep 'em coming if you've got 'em, 'cause I have nothing but time.


Arwing789 said:
a little confused... if your thumbs are busted, how did you type this
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With my fingers, genius.
 
liquidnumb said:
Arwing789 said:
a little confused... if your thumbs are busted, how did you type this
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With my fingers, genius.
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It's 2am here, that was so funny, I almost crashed into the computer!
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On-topic: The best I can say is: try Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword. It's touch screen only except that you need any face or shoulder button to block, and start to pause.
 
How does one use the stylus properly without a thumb? Wouldn't regular buttons be easier? (I've used the regular buttons without my thumbs all the time,
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