Nintendogs: Dalmatian & Friends (DS)

I first got this game as a christmas present in 2006, and let me just say it really made me smile =) As an animal lover, Nintendo opened my heart to the wonderful world of looking after animals, and the fact that most of the game is 3D makes it so much better than the old fashioned 'Tamagotchis'. After looking around various stores and online sites, The cheapest I could find this game was £12.99 (On Ebay). Gameplay: Using the touchscreen on the Nintendo DS console, You can play with your nintendog, train by entering thier own voice, Teach them doggy tricks (Each individual dog can learn up to 14 tricks), Pet them gently (Pet them too hard and they'll bite ...  Read the complete review

I got this game a couple of months ago and i'm still hooked. It is great fun and is for all ages. I play it myself as does my 2.5 year old son so the opportunity is endless! It is a simple yet stimulating game that will keep you entertained for months! It is also great for younger children as it teaches them the responsability of looking after a pet. From feeding to bathing, walking to training this game will never get boring. Once you have trained your dogs the basic voice commands (sit, lie down, roll over etc) using the built in mic you can enter your dog in obedience trials. If you manage to get a good rating from the judges then ...  Read the complete review

basically all the Nintendogs games are the same, its just up to you to choose which breed you like - I actually have the golden retriever one. You start off with not much money and you have a choice of dogs to choose from. Then you have to buy hair shampooo and brushes for grooming your dog and toys to play with like a frisbee also food, water and collars etc. You get to train your dog in different ways like learning to catch a frisbee, obstacle course jumping and obedience. When you tap the screen the dog comes up to you and you can stroke him and he likes it.you can take him for walks to the choice of two parks a quiet one to practise and another to interact with ...  Read the complete review

Okay, I don't care who you are,how old you are, or where you come from. You have got to try this game! I myself have played it and extremely enjoyed myself. My younger sibling can't get enough of it! I believe that in a vicarious way , it teaches a person some responsibilty. You have to go throught the game feeding, teaching, and even bathing your little puppy! Any little child would love to have their own dog, and they can, with this game....and you don't even have to deal with the mess of ...well, you know, i highly reccomend this game to parents for their children,they might even enjoy it themselves, so i give it a thumbs ...  Read the complete review

I was exited upon getting this game but was a little disappointed. Although the graphics were great i was bored within tree days. You can do the basic things like wash, walk your dog and find presents but the game soon became repetitive. The presents you found were only of small selection, there wasnt many toys or objects to use with the dog and the only interest in the game became winning contests. I did enjoy going for walks and choosing your route, being able to visit the training area, parks and shops and the scenery changed as you walk. I was really impressed by that and the graphics. I mastered agility in no time but voice commands were hard to recognise for my ...  Read the complete review