Please tell me some DS games which makes best use of Touchscreen

I love to use the DS Touchscreen for playing games,but i don't know many games which makes good use of touchscreen.

Can you people help me based on your personal experience?

I love to use the DS Touchscreen for playing games,but i don't know many games which makes good use of touchscreen.

Can you people help me based on your personal experience?

waqyum

Thanks I'll try it.

Elite Beat Agents if you like rythem games (plus the japanese version ouendan) StarFox Command Nintendogs Yoshi Touch and Go (not a good game)

One word:

Skate it.

(Also, Zelda).

Zoo Keeper's a good one. It's essentially Bejeweled, so you pretty much now how it's used.

And Meteos did a pretty good job with the screen, too.

Functionally, I'd say that Chinatown Wars probably makes the best use of the touch screen.

Best use of two screens (not necessarily by using touch-functionality) goes to Henry Hatsworth, without a doubt

Functionally, I'd say that Chinatown Wars probably makes the best use of the touch screen.

Mr_Matthews

I second that.

lost magic

kirby canvas course

The World Ends With You and Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword.

They both fully utilize both the touch screen and mic.

Heymost first-person shooter use the touch screen to main but if you are looking for an adventure game then there are also many of those.

Zelda: Phantom Hourglass

Star Fox Command

Metroid Prime Hunters

Moon

C.O.R.E.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

Call of Duty: World at War

My choice is Phantom Hourglass

I think Mario Party uses it pretty well.

The World Ends With You, Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword.

Also, you can play the Ace Attorney games fully with the touchscreen, like I do.

Phantom Hourglass is probably one of the best.

Other good games (mostly virtual or strategy types) include:

Harvest Moon: Island of Happiness

Puzzle Quest

Magician's Quest

Animal Crossing

A really good 'box of games" - lots of different types - card games, dice games, etc. is Touchmaster.

Big Bang Mini. I love the mechanic of flicking projectiles towards the targets.

I think Mario Party uses it pretty well.

sman3579

My answer as well.

Out of the games I played, I would have to say LoZ: Phantom Hourglass and Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword.

EDIT: Wario Master of Disguise has a lot of touch screen usuage, but it's not that great of a game.

Dragonball: Origins, I don't remember it having anything to do with using the buttons, it was all touch screen. Moving, attacking, everything.

Trauma Center 1 & 2
Polarium
New International Track & Field
Cooking Mama
Mario & Luigi 2
Broken Sword

Moon and Dementium the ward.