osed125 on 29 August 2013
It won't be a problem because either: 1) Games use the touchscreen for practically everything, meaning that you won't use the buttons often, or 2) Games barely use the touch screen aside of maybe very simple commands.
In most games that use the touch screen heavily, like Virtue's Last Reward for example, you can still use the buttons, it's slower because you have to use the slider to move the cursor manually (it's a point and click game basically), but it gets the job done. Games that use both extensively could be uncomfortable though, but aside of Kid Icarus I can't think of a game that uses both equally.
Nintendo and PC gamer
