My guess is that not very many people are talking about it because with Flash 10.1 Adobe added support for multi-touch. Once Flash becomes available on a lot of devices that support multi-touch, you will probably see developers adding proper support to their games. If a mouse is present, use it. If multi-touch is supported, use it. And so on. Granted, the current support has problems in some browsers and on some operating systems, but that will (most likely) only get better as long as the multi-touch input information is available through the browser.<p>Some more information on multi-touch support:
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