Difference between revisions of "Stylus Pen"
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Stylus Pens are pen-shaped input devices, usually made of plastic, used to make pressure on a touch-sensitive screen, usually when a finer, more precise input is required, in which case the use of the player's fingers wouldn't be satisfactory. | Stylus Pens are pen-shaped input devices, usually made of plastic, used to make pressure on a touch-sensitive screen, usually when a finer, more precise input is required, in which case the use of the player's fingers wouldn't be satisfactory. | ||
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Stylus Pens are pen-shaped input devices, usually made of plastic, used to make pressure on a touch-sensitive screen, usually when a finer, more precise input is required, in which case the use of the player's fingers wouldn't be satisfactory.
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Examples
Strong example
In Namco's game Pac-Pix [Namco, 2005], for Nintendo DS, the player makes use of a Stylus Pen to draw shapes that will be recognised and animated accordingly as elements within the game.
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References
Namco, developer (2005). Pac-Pix. Namco, Nintendo DS edition.
