WappyDog, robot dog for Nintendo DS

Following the success of Nintendogs video game on Nintendo DS game console, publisher Activision in collaboration with Segatoys will offer commercialization of WappyDogs a robot dog for the Nintendo DS. Mix of toy and robot, Wappy Dog takes the form of a dog that can be controlled from a Nintendo DS. Just like Nintendogs, the game will foster small animal of  puppy to adult dogs, while doing new action.
For this, the console will translate the 350 barking and barking the dog in order to understand, and mini games also will enable to evolve.

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It can also recognize the voice of his master or his friends, and because of itwould be their best friend, as long as the take care of it, nurtured and fed …
So the puppy will respond to different actions, wagging his tail, also barking and fluttering, like a real pet! So the puppy will respond to different actions, wagging his tail, also barking and fluttering, like a real pet!
Wappy has touch sensors, speakers, several LEDs and a microphone that will allow the user to interact.
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