broken scapula - need game advice

[Qslugs]

Hello! I need some assistance figuring out what ds games I can play. I broke my scapula - more or less the back equivalent of your collarbone. I have to keep my arm really still, so the 360 and Wii are out of the question. Can anyone suggest any games I can play that arent going to make me move my right arm much?

I have ages of empires, hotel dusk, picross ds, and brain age for sudouku.

I haven't played phantom hourglass recently, but i think i may be able to play that one as though.

Anyone have any suggestions? My right arm is restrained, but I can move my fingers and wrist, I just wont be swinging my arm around too soon.

[Vinny]

If you can play Phantom Hourglass, you can play anything. That game makes heavy use of stylus controls.

If you want something a little slowly paced, try Animal Crossing.

[StinkyCheese]

d-pad + buttons are much easier on the arm than stlyus controls. advance wars dual strike and its sequel, days of ruin, are, in my opinion, the best non-stylus games

[Gden]

A lot of games allow you to switch hands that you use for the dpad so you can use the letter buttons as a dpad, so if you are pretty ambidextrous you can always use the stylus with your left arm, and dpad with your right.

[Magehart]

Phoenix Wright series.

[banpeikun]

yeah a quadraplegic could probably play phoenix wright. i also like the advance wars picks.

[Kerig]

yeah a quadraplegic could probably play phoenix wright.

QFT! :applause:

That'll be the next idea from the people who brought us the Thylus (Thumb Stylus as mentioned on CAGCast 106)

The Mouthlus: for anyone including the ultra-lazy, drivers, oral fixators, and even quadriplegics...

[Qslugs]

Thanks guys, i really appreciate the ideas. I will post back what I come up with.

[willardhaven]

you could probably get into a turn-based RPG pretty easily.

Try Final Fantasy III.