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The Dog: Happy Life
April 26, 2006
Release Date
April 26, 2006 (19 years and 3 months ago)Franchises
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Summary
The game features realistic dogs that can be dressed up in accessories and photographed and played with in various ways. It was developed by Yuke's. The Dog: Happy Life is similar and is known to be compared to Nintendogs for the Nintendo DS. The game includes a feature that allows the player to take pictures of the virtual dog and share it on other devices like cell phones by transferring it to a PC. The game came out in April 2006 in Japan only. The format of this game is intended for a single player. The game type is considered to be a simulation, and is exclusive to the PSP console.
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PlayStation PortableRelease Date
April 26, 2006 (19 years and 3 months ago)Franchises
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