Yeah, multitouch would be nice, but if this screen has as much give (as in the amount of space the resistive layer has to depress into) as the 3DS does then I'd rather not have it. The more give the screen has, the bigger the inaccuracies it'd create in multitouch.rpmurphy said:Good point. But since Nintendo seems to want to push the idea of drawing applications on the touch screen, resistive seems to have a technical advantage there. Still, too bad about single-touch though.
On the upside, the larger give does have a very nice tactile feel to it that a hard glass/plastic capacitive touch screen can't replicate. And honestly, the applications of multitouch are fairly limited when you already have physical buttons either side.