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A smile, and two scarce games today.

We first have the old (and rusty) Champion Tennis for the SG-1000, released in 1983. Two guys, a field, a ball. This is old fashioned arcade gaming with an undecent gameplay.

Next up we have the interesting Pet Club Inu Daisuki! for the Game Gear, from 1996. None other than a dog petting simulation! Second to last release for the Game Gear (then named Kid's Gear) in Japan. It's a complex tamagochi-style game, somewhat reminiscent of the Magic Knight Rayearth games also on Game Gear (except you had to pet a girl in those). Set up a schedule, go have a walk, meet other people, other dogs, and engage into a fantastic scenario involving putting your dog to diet. What more, the original game even allows to connect 2 Game Gear for dog-to-dog interaction. Of course, this is all in Japanese so it adds a bit of difficulty on this otherwise easy game. You might ask on our forums for help with text/menu if you are lost.

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Bock Site Admin Joined: 08 Jul 2001 Posts: 8649 Location: Paris, France	Segadogs Tennis Posted: Sun May 22, 2005 10:04 am
	Tada! A smile, and two scarce games today. We first have the old (and rusty) Champion Tennis for the SG-1000, released in 1983. Two guys, a field, a ball. This is old fashioned arcade gaming with an undecent gameplay. Next up we have the interesting Pet Club Inu Daisuki! for the Game Gear, from 1996. None other than a dog petting simulation! Second to last release for the Game Gear (then named Kid's Gear) in Japan. It's a complex tamagochi-style game, somewhat reminiscent of the Magic Knight Rayearth games also on Game Gear (except you had to pet a girl in those). Set up a schedule, go have a walk, meet other people, other dogs, and engage into a fantastic scenario involving putting your dog to diet. What more, the original game even allows to connect 2 Game Gear for dog-to-dog interaction. Of course, this is all in Japanese so it adds a bit of difficulty on this otherwise easy game. You might ask on our forums for help with text/menu if you are lost.

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