This is an excerpt from the Review of the Nintendo DS Game Dogz by VGGEN

If you are still at an age where you’re unashamedly willing to play a video game about puppies, it wouldn’t seem there would be too much of a diffference between Nintendogs and Dogz. However, Dogz is aimed at an ever-so-slightly younger crowd, unfortunately with mixed results. The graphics are decidedly simple, giving the players a mix between a Game Boy Advance and a child’s dollhouse. Dogz also tries to add a bit of story to the mix too, offering up the premise of a young boy whose parents have allowed him to get a dog. However, it isn’t there so much for entertainment as it is instruction. And, in that respect, this game tends to hold the player’s hand a bit more than some might like. On the plus side, some of the key features like interacting with your dog with your stylus, aren’t as frustratingly sensitive as they can be in Nintendogs, so the game should be more accessible to the young ones.

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