There are four different versions of Nintendogs; In Japan, their subtitles were Chihuahua and Friends, Dachshund and Friends and Shiba and Friends. In North America, two of the game subtitles are maintained, but Shiba and Friends was changed to Labrador and Friends, a more recognizable breed in North America. Nintendogs has since had a new version bundled with teal or pink Nintendo DS models, titled Nintendogs: Best Friends. This bundle has b ...

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Nintendo, likely based on the success of this method with Pokémon, chose to release Nintendogs in multiple versons with minor variations from one another. While all versions of the same language are able to link to one another, each release of Nintendogs features a different set of dog breeds that are available at the beginning of each game. The Japanese editions each start with five breeds, while the ...

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The gameplay variety in Nintendogs makes for great interaction between the user and the puppy. Using the touchscreen, the owner can play with, train, pet, walk and wash the dog. Using the microphone that is built into the DS, the player can create voice commands that the virtual puppy will understand and (assuming it is properly trained) follow. Outside of the player's virtual home, the puppy can be put on a leash and taken for a walk around the neighborhood. Competitions are also an entertaining aspect of the game, as one can play flying disc with the dogs and enter them ...

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In late 2005/early 2006, Nintendo released Nintendogs "6-Card Fun Paks". Three different pack designs (each based on the US-released designs of the DS game) contains an assortment of "Collectable cards, stickers & more!". Each pack randomly contains two of 18 different 'Breed' cards, one of nine different 'Trainer Tip' cards, one of six different 'Miscellaneous' cards, one of 18 different 'Pop-Up' Cards, one of six different sheets of stickers, one of four different ...

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