Nintendogs: Dalmatian and Friends in time for Lite launch

by David Hinkle { May 22nd 2006 at 11:54AM }

Nintendo of Europe has announced that Nintendogs: Dalmatian and Friends will ship to canine-loving Europeans on June 16th for £30/40 Euros, just days before the DS Lite launch. A nice companion for the new DS design, the game will feature 6 breeds to choose from at the beginning of the game, and a total of 14 unlockable pup. There is sure to be a great variety of canines to play with and/or train come release. The canines in the game are the most popular breeds from the other Nintendogs titles, along with the given dalmatian breed.

Tags: dalmatian, ds, europe, lite, nintendo, nintendogs

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Nushio @ May 22nd 2006 5:28PM

Are they backwards compatible with the older Nintendogs?
If they are, that means that the dalmation can be unlocked via nefarious means, such as gameshark. And if they arent, whats the point?

Big Ed @ May 22nd 2006 7:25PM

I'm really looking forward to Pitbull and Friends. The trick is to not let it bite you in the crotch.

Marc @ May 22nd 2006 8:41PM

So.....nothing for America?
First they get a Black DS lite and now this?

C'mon Nintendo!

Fish @ May 23rd 2006 4:46AM

Interacting with another puppy automatically unlocks that breed in another player's version of Nintendogs, giving players the chance to share this rare new puppy with friends.

PodMonkeys @ May 23rd 2006 9:48AM

I might have to pick up a new DS and this one. I left my DS and my dog with my wife and kid.

james @ May 23rd 2006 4:28PM

didnt getting the firemans helmet unlock the dalmation anyway?

PS America stop complaining, you get most stuff first anyway

Conn @ May 23rd 2006 8:56PM

Wouldn't launching them on the same day, or after the DS Lite be more reasonable?

Hayley @ Nov 9th 2006 9:48AM

I really think the Dalmation and friends game rocks and i want to have that one more than any other Ds game that i have!!!!!!

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