Any games that take advantage of their system's hardware in a unique and creative way like pic related?

any games that take advantage of their system's hardware in a unique and creative way like pic related?

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such an underrated game, I liked the sequel but it just didn't match the original

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Third game when?

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Last Window was way better

the problem is that outside of nintendo, most systems don't have unique hardware that would allow for something like that. the ds has a lot of examples, some wii games did good stuff with the motion controls, games like pikmin 3 really benefited form the wii u gamepad, and the switch has some interesting potential with that multisystem linking stuff, but I don't see it ever taking off. the only other system that can really do interesting things with hardware is pc, allowing for games like oneshot, undertale, irisu syndrome, etc., but those are few and far between

>Phoenix Wrigth has 7 games
>Kyle only has 2
It's not fair, give us at least a trylogy.

>interesting things with hardware is pc
>oneshot, undertale, irisu syndrome
Their gimmicks are on the software side of things though.