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Nintendogs + Cats: Golden Retriever and New Friends

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Features

  • More than 27 breeds to choose from, including puppies and kittens
  • Each puppy and kitten has unique coloring and personality possibilities
  • Breed choice depends on game version. These include French Bulldog, Toy Poodle and Golden Retriever
  • Utilize Nintendo 3DS StreetPass and SpotPass functionality to share your experience with friends and other players
  • With Nintendo 3DS augmented-reality feature, you can watch your puppy play on your dining room table or sit in the palm of your hand

Description

Nintendogs + Cats offers an engaging experience where players can interact with lifelike puppies and kittens in various enjoyable ways. The game comes in three versions, each starting with a different breed: French bulldog, toy poodle, or golden retriever. However, players can unlock and enjoy over 20 different breeds in each version.

Genre: action_games


Number of Players: 1


Publication Date: March 27, 2011


Computer Platform: Nintendo 3DS


Global Trade Identification Number: 96


UPC: 885210621562 045496741396


Compatible Video Game Console Models: Nintendo 2DS, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo 3DS XL, Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS Lite, Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL


Release date: March 27, 2011


Product Dimensions: 4.8 x 5.3 x 1.26 inches; 1.76 ounces


Type of item: Video Game


Language: English


Rated: Everyone


Item model number: CTR-P-ADAE


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Item Weight: 1.76 ounces


Department: All Ages


Manufacturer: Nintendo


Date First Available: July 15, 2009


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    • Great Casual Pet Sim
If you know what you're getting then this is the perfect game for a person or child unable or unwilling to get a physical pet for some reason. If you've played the first game on the DS, it's very much the same, but prettier to look at and with some changes. The breeds that come with the Golden Retriever version as default are Beagle, Maltese, Great Dane, Pug, Cocker Spaniel, Shiba Inu, Miniature Daschund, Miniature Pinscher, and of course the title breed: Golden Retriever. In Japan this version is the Shiba Inu version, and the title breed was swapped from shiba to the retriever in localization, though they're the same games. You start your game by picking a puppy out of the select breeds and a vast amount of pelt/color choices compared to the first game. In the first game, you only had three colors of each breed, while in Nintendogs+Cats, there's a load of colors to pick from for each breed. Once you pick your puppy it's brought home and follow the tutorial phase to name it and teach it how to sit. After that you're free to do whatever you want with your pooch. You can access cats too, but you'll have to save money in order to buy one. There's a fair amount of patience and dedication to training and caring for your puppy in this game. It can take a while for your puppy to bring a frisbee back, for example, and depending on how much you walk, feed, and play with your puppy can affect and influence their weight. It's really aimed to be a laid back sim compared to the first installment and takes time, so if you're planning on advancing through the ranks and racking up all those trainer points like the DS Nintendogs, you're extremely out of lucky here and will have to wait a number of days to get enough points or have a trained enough pooch to be successful enough to get in high competition ranks. For a casual player it's a cute little game that can work as a good pet substitute and a really nice cooldown for just about everyone. It's not something that has to be checked all the time nor is it something can get by with being checked only once daily to keep things smooth (like Animal Crossing). The puppies and kittens are virtual, and they depend on you, and to keep them happy checking on them at least twice a day and playing with them for at least a few hours is the best way to keep them happy, clean, and healthy. The only complaints I'd have for these games is that some of the breeds look a bit inaccurate, training your pup to fetch a frisbee takes far too long (seeing as it's a game), and that the times that other dog owners are at the various parks are potentially annoying (ex: they're almost always there during the day so if you want an empty park, you'd have to go later, which can be bothersome). Otherwise, these are great casual games that simulate having a pet fairly well. Any main future wishes that I'd have is that the puppies could potentially grow into adult dogs to open gates for other things. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2015 by JCB
    • Very fun
Amazing game it is so fun to play and do races and get new dogs and cats
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025 by Amazon Customer
    • Amazing graphics! It's also addictively fun!
How realistic this absolutely adorable game looks is astounding! I was so amazed by the graphics of this game, it is the most realistic 3DS game i have tried so far. The 3D really works well on this game, the depth is breathtaking. I love the way that the game plays, the fact that you speak to your dog and pet it and care for it makes it seem like you really have a puppy. There are so many fun things to do like training your puppy, and entering competitions, going shopping, taking walks, and earning money for new dogs, and several other things. Besides the fact that I love the game, I got a really great deal on it, I paid $14 for it as a Lightning deal on Black Friday, and as you can see the retail price is $40. Anyway, I definitely recommend this game, at even retail price! :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2011 by Sarah
    • Beautiful Game!
When I first started this game up, I was truly shocked and amazed! The 3D effects in this game are amazing, they blew me away! The graphics are clean and clear and so beautiful, the the puppies and kittens really do pop out and seem so real. Every little hair on their bodies stand out. Much better then the older Nintendogs games. It's so cute taking my Shiba Inu pup for a walk and watching him roll around in the grass or chasing birds. It's just a beautiful game to look at. I love that, instend of having 3 different colors, they have (using the shiba for ex.) 3 different black and tans, 3 different reds, and a tanish cream, all with different markings, some pups are even smaller then the others. The only downside is you can only keep 3 pets at home and 3 at the hotel (less then the older Nintendogs games). But other then that, it's a beautiful game with amazing 3D effects, super cute, and very fun. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2011 by Chelsea
    • A great game overall.
It plays much like the original Nintendogs but the 3D aspect is pretty cool in small doses & being able to take it out of 3D mode is good also. I enjoy the use of the pedometer & the Mii on this version as well. Small downsides if you played the original include not having a map pop up to see where you are walking & sometimes the people, items & places to visit while on a walk seem to pop too close together. Otherwise it is truly fun to play. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2011 by M. Bearden

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