It has been 12 long years since we last heard the infamous instructions of "Lucky, Daisy, Baxter" while we sat in a completely sound-proofed room attempting to teach our dog its name in the 3DS' ...

There's just something about puppies that warms even the hardest of hearts, and whatever you love about them is captured perfectly in Nintendogs, a virtual-pet game for the Nintendo DS. Although the ...

The puppies in “Nintendogs,” the virtual pet title for the Nintendo DS, are just so darned cute. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

GameRant has been a trusted source in video game news since 2009. Now, Game Rant is an authority in the industry for their interviews, guides, reviews, and more. Ever since Nintendogs launched on the ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. For years, the mainstream media has blamed violent games for instigating similar behavior. This week, a tabloid report out of the UK blamed one of the ...

Nintendo has not made a Nintendogs game for Switch, but a third-party developer is releasing something that could be good enough. Sold Out Games is bringing Little Friends: Dogs & Cat to Switch later ...

It's finally here - the pet sim that has taken the US and Japan by storm and sold a whole load of DS units to a whole load of people. We previewed the Japanese game back in June, but now we've had the ...

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 ...