Two years before Nintendo unleashed Nintendogs on the gaming public, Konami tested the virtual canine waters with a little game dubbed dogstation. As the owner of a new pooch, the player is presented with the task of training and guiding the dog through the use of vocal commands. For that purposes, a microphone is bundled with the game for issuing Japanese commands such as "osuwari (sit)," "matte (stay)," "sanpo (walk)," "oazuke (stop)," and other verbal instructions. If the dog does something that's not proper, you can bellow out "dame! (no!)" to try and halt the animal's mischievous antics. We tried to yell out "O-te!" but it didn't work. The command "O-te!" is what you say when you want a Japanese-language-trained dog to lift its paw and shake hands with you as it grins and pants up a storm with its gnarly tongue. NCS Sale Offering
Pricing per copy of dogstation is set at US$35.90 which includes shipping by Media Mail within the USA. [View larger photos]
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