Tag Archives: Nintendogs & Cats

Nintendo’s announced it’ll release a new 3DS hardware in the US ahead of the Christmas, mainly consisting of Nintendogs + Cats. The pack will contain a pink console, as well as either French Bulldog and New Friends or Toy Poodle and New Friends. It’ll cost $169.99.

Thanks, Engadget.

Following confirmation this morning of a Australian release, Nintendo has announced this morning it’ll release the pink-flavoured 3DS in Europe alongside a white SKU on November 18. Both colours were first announced last month and earlier this month a piece for Japan. Both colours will be bundled with games ahead of the Christmas season: the white console will get Super Mario 3D Land, while Nintendogs + Cats will accompany pink.

The White and pink 3DS’s will then release separately in December.

It looks as though Nintendogs + Cats may have moved over 1.71 million units so far.

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After last week’s trailer explosion, you’d think we’d have seen everything Nintendogs & Cats could possibly stuff in a trailer. But it is not so, as you will see through the break.

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Nintendo has launched the Japanese website for Nintendogs + Cats with commercials and the like, but most importantly it provides a list of the breeds of dogs each game will contain.

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In the latest version of Iwata asks, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata, Hideki Konno and Shigeru Miyamoto chat about Nintendogs, how cats play a role in the latest game, and why the series was never released for Wii.

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Posting 2D screenshots of 3D games feels a little futile, but this latest batch of Nintendogs + Cats screens also includes adorable photos of the pet options contained within. I think Nintendo has redeemed itself.

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Nintendo World’s just ended its third and final day, where Nintendo president Satoru Iwata appeared at its final dev panel, Nintendogs + Cats.

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The 3DS-centric Nintendo World 2011′s wrapped up its first day in Tokyo, where some news heavy stuff has dropped.

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Boom. Japanese TV show MXTV has broadcast off-screen gameplay footage of some of the biggest 3DS games, including a decent look at the console’s version of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

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