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January 5th, 2008Filed under: News, ImportsThe DS’s touchscreen technology has allowed us to indulge in some truly unique activities, from painting tanks to DJing to slapping women. Seriously, who would have guessed this kind of thing was the future in 2003? Not wishing to be left out, Capcom’s Rosario + Vampire (which, Capcom has confirmed, won’t be appearing in the west) also uses the touchscreen in a novel way. Rather than the traditional method of pressing buttons, the game’s combat sequences are carried o Filed under: News, ImportsThe DS’s touchscreen technology has allowed us to indulge in some truly unique activities, from painting tanks to DJing to slapping women. Seriously, who would have guessed this kind of thing was the future in 2003? Not wishing to be left out, Capcom’s Rosario + Vampire (which, Capcom has confirmed, won’t be appearing in the west) also uses the touchscreen in a novel way. Rather than the traditional method of pressing buttons, the game’s combat sequences are carried o Filed under: News, ImportsThe DS’s touchscreen technology has allowed us to indulge in some truly unique activities, from painting tanks to DJing to slapping women. Seriously, who would have guessed this kind of thing was the future in 2003? Not wishing to be left out, Capcom’s Rosario + Vampire (which, Capcom has confirmed, won’t be appearing in the west) also uses the touchscreen in a novel way. Rather than the traditional method of pressing buttons, the game’s combat sequences are carried o Filed under: News, ImportsThe DS’s touchscreen technology has allowed us to indulge in some truly unique activities, from painting tanks to DJing to slapping women. Seriously, who would have guessed this kind of thing was the future in 2003? Not wishing to be left out, Capcom’s Rosario + Vampire (which, Capcom has confirmed, won’t be appearing in the west) also uses the touchscreen in a novel way. Rather than the traditional method of pressing buttons, the game’s combat sequences are carried o
