Nintendogs
The puppy population is all set to become all the more rampant. Nintendogs of Europe has announced a brand new version of popular pet sim, Nintendogs Dalmatian & Friends Edition. It has confirmed that the title will be releasing on June 16. Earlier, it was rumored that Nintendo may introduce new breeds this time. However, it seemed difficult because a new breed without appearing on the original version, cannot be compatible with the original Bark Mode functionality.
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The new edition, which is a stand alone release than an expansion will allow gamers to select from six breeds and a more 14 to be unlocked. The game is actually a pet simulation game allowing gamers to care for a virtual puppy and interact with it via touch screen.
It will be available for £29.99 ($56).
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