TheFirstPoppyBro
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There is a lot of territory between the two, but the Nintendogs and cats are designed to be real-life animals that you adopt and care for since the series is a pet simulator. When the design of the Nintendogs themselves are just straight up real dogs, there's not much you can do to ease the idea of setting them on fire or hitting them with a bat.Yeah just on merit nintendogs should absolutely have a playable spot. It's just a matter of whether we can cartoonize it enough that it's acceptable for a fighting game but still actually serves as an effective representation of the games. Like, it couldn't be as cartoony as Duck Hunt, but there is a lot of territory between that and total realism. If the series had continued at the lucrative rate that it once had, I wonder if such a solution would've been eventually afforded it. Perhaps those ideas of playing with toys and following voice commands could be a start at least for how the dog would attack.
Animal Crossing has such stylized designs that it creates a huge disconnect, and the same goes for Duck Hunt who's more of a typical Looney Tunes-esque depiction of a dog in terms of expressiveness.