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#video Whenever new game hardware is released, there are the inevitable comparisons to the previous hardware. This isn't right or wrong or good or bad. It just is. And Nintendo's making that easier than ever. More »

The unlikely pairing of Dogs and Cats is made possible by the new game coming to Nintendo 3DS.

- each game has nine dog breeds available at the start - breeds have slight differences in hair color and body shape - full set of 27 breeds can be unlocked through continuous play or StreetPass - three puppies or kittens at one time in a room - three types of cats, same in each version - tabby, Siamese, and [...]

Make your official dog selection and engage in initial bonding in this trailer.

Scrub your pup in this Japanese trailer.

#nintendo There are three different versions of DS pet simulator Nintendogs: Dachshund, Lab and Chihuahua (later a Dalmatian version was released). But initially, Nintendo wanted more than three versions. Many more. More »

See the animals co-existing on the Nintendo 3DS in this footage from the New York Nintendo 3DS Announcement Event in 2011!

#nintendogscats With the uproar of what the 3DS will or won't do to children's vision, know that 3DS title Nintendogs + Cats is more than simply an updated Nintendogs with feline friends. It's an update with eyes that can see players. More »

- the new polygonal eyeballs will respond appropriately to stimulus - fur has received an upgrade - eventually your pet will learn your face so well that you won’t have to call it, it will show up when it sees your face - cats ended up in the game because “During development of 3DS Nintendogs, Shigeru Miyamoto got [...]

- animals now have polygonal eyes - this was done to give more life to the animals - uses StreetPass mode - user does not have to have game in 3DS in order to take advantage of StreetPass features - seems that some content will save on the 3DS itself, rather than the game card - take pictures of your [...]

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Our exclusive interview with the 3DS hardware director reveals the method behind its madness.

The 3DS is going to the dogs...and cats.

E3 2010: Nintedogs + Cats 3DS Screens

Facial recognition, 3D effects, and more.