So it's been more than a half year, and Nintendo has yet to convince you that its double screen, touch sensitive system can offer unique videogame experiences, huh? Nintendogs might just finally ...

Just because a company files a patent for a new device, feature, or random idea, doesn’t necessarily mean it plans to make it a reality. Sometimes, it’s just to prevent other companies from doing it.

The puppies in “Nintendogs,” the virtual pet title for the Nintendo DS, are just so darned cute. They’re fluffy for one. They hop around on puppy feet too big for their tiny bodies. They chase their ...

One of the first games to truly capitalize on the Nintendo DS platform was a cute little series called Nintendogs, released to market more than a year ago. In the original package were eighteen ...

Nintendo's cute canine sim first came bounding onto Nintendo DS just over 15 years ago in the US, way back in August 2005. In this Soapbox article, Rebecca remembers how the original game took over ...

It would have been surprising if there hadn't been a Nintendogs game ready for the 3DS's launch, since the man behind Nintendo's new handheld, Hideki Konno, is also the producer of the unfeasibly cute ...

Now that Nintendo Switch is bringing back games from consoles like the Nintendo 64 and NES, can we have some Nintendo DS ports? Many Nintendogs fans have asked for a remaster of the game for years.

Nintendo has launched the Japanese website for Nintendogs + Cats with commercials and the like, but most importantly it provides a list of the breeds of dogs each game will contain. Each one has nine ...

DS mega-hit Nintendogs has sold millions of copies worldwide, shifting more DS units than you can shake a stick at, so the revelation that series creator Shigeru Miyamoto considered bringing the ...

After discovering a lost “Nintendogs” game cartridge on a London train, a TikTok user shared a series of videos detailing his journey of rescuing the “abandoned” virtual puppies. The TikTok user, ...

There would probably be nothing as effective in terms of reviewing Nintendogs as a recording of the curious noises people make as soon as they flip open the 3DS, and seeing a fluffy puppy scrabbling ...