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Those who played Nintendogs on Nintendo DS are likely wondering if this new entry in the series is that big an improvement over its predecessor, and it's tough to say. It's a seemingly small addition, but it's one that lets you share your pet's quirks with anyone, helping to turn them into more than just a virtual pet. Regardless of your preference, you can immortalise any moment in your companion's life with a constant camera feature: press the icon or tap the shoulder button and you snap a photo, saved automatically to SD, even in 3D if the depth slider is turned up. You can't do as much with the cats as the dogs, but you can at least dress them up in embarrassing outfits, which should please crazy ladies everywhere. If you fall on the kitten side of the great pet debate, you'll be pleased to know they're recreated relatively realistically here, as they enjoy lying around, climbing on furniture and generally acting aloof. Along the way you might come across a gym or park, for practising lure coursing and flying disc respectively, or a café in which to sit down and enjoy a treat with your dog. your front door (how this works we'll never know.) You can still control your pet's pace with the lead, luring them towards presents and other pet owners and away from piles of rubbish. Rather than planning a route on a top-down map, you leave your front door to walk down a straight street towards.
Taking your pet out and about plays slightly differently to the previous title. There's a real sense of satisfaction that comes with seeing your faithful hound chewing on a rubber bone. Throwing a boomerang in 3D is one of the coolest things we've done with the 3DS yet, and other toys make good use of the 3D, microphone and touchscreen. If you don't want to pressure your pet into performing, you could always just chill out and play with one of the many toys, and this can be just as much fun as any other part of the game. In all honesty, there's no real reason for this to use AR rather than in-game backgrounds, but it's an impressive trick that's sure to impress, particularly when using the character cards. After pointing the 3DS cameras at the card, your best friend emerges, ready to show off his or her tricks with specific objectives required to pass. Lastly is the obedience trial, a mode that uses the console's packaged AR cards to place your dog in the real world. It sounds basic - it is - but there's a reason owners love throwing things and dogs love bringing them back: it's fun, and it is here too, particularly as your practice pays off and you move up the ranks. The flying disc contest puts your dog's Frisbee-catching abilities to the test: you fling the disc, your dog hopefully grabs it, and you score points based on how far the toy travelled as well as bonuses for jumping catches.
The key to success is maintaining a good rotating rhythm on the touchscreen, but you'll likely glean more fun from the other trials. The new lure coursing is an odd one: your dog must race other pooches around a set course, with the touchscreen becoming a fishing reel-style controller used to pull a squeaky mouse away from your racer. Outside of the home, there are several competitions to enter and hopefully win, with flying disc contests and obedience trials returning with new tweaks. While real-life dog owners will recognise this as part of any pooch's personality, it'll still frustrate some players who want their mutt to be absolutely obedient all the time.
The voice recognition is generally good, as long as you master the ability to repeat your commands at the same speed and pitch every time, but there are instances when your pet won't respond no matter how often you call his or her name. You're encouraged to teach your pet tricks, a simple matter of performing specific touchscreen inputs (outlined in-game) and recording a voice command to go with it. If it's still not personal enough for you, you can accessorise your pet with hats, sunglasses, bows and more, with stacks to unlock and more promised through SpotPass updates in future. There's a greater variety within the breeds than before, with different colours, markings and temperaments helping your dog feel more unique.
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