The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap

The handheld's bottom panel becomes a live map, quest status and touch inventory, so the top screen can be nothing but the game. Map — Hyrule with a follow cam. ZOOM steps out to the whole kingdom; tap a region to open the game's own enlarged map of it. Windcrest warps show as pins. Dungeon — the real automap: floor plaques, explored rooms, Link's position, and the small-key count beside your rupees. Quest — the pause menu's quest screen, reflowed for a square panel. Tap the kinstone bag or the technique scroll to open those lists. Items — tap a ring to arm it, then tap an item to equip that slot. Settings — hide the top HUD (the panel takes over your vitals), true widescreen, and the port-wide toggles the desktop build puts behind F8.