Dog's Life - A Review
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Another game from my childhood and one that has not aged very well.
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ABOUT THE GAME
Dog's Life is an action-adventure video game developed by Frontier Developments exclusively for PlayStation 2. The game allows the player control or interact with over 15 dog breeds each with distinct traits and abilities. They handle things in a different way, that can also be used in challenges or puzzles.
The game is divided into three areas: Clarksville, a rural town; Lake Minniwahwah, a ski resort; and Boom City. These are then divided into smaller areas such as districts or farms. In every area are humans willing to give missions in exchange for bones. Bones can also be found buried underground or hiding somewhere. Bones are used to increase your stats, which will make it easier to complete missions.
Certain smells picked up through the game's "Smellovision" will activate challenges against a local dog. In each small section of the game there are four challenges, two of which are to find eight smells of the same colour and compete against a local dog. These missions include races, obedience trials, tug-of-war games and a territorial game where the player must run around urinating in marked areas to obtain territory.
There are also salons in some levels where Jake can get his coat cleaned and brushed. He also gains a shiny new collar with a silver 'J' at the front.
Once these dogs are beaten, the player is able to take control of that dog and use their special abilities to find other bones. Other challenges include scent-collecting challenges, and a mini game called "Doggy Do", where the player must copy the moves of the local dog. There are also dangers in certain areas, such as the dog catcher and his Doberman. The player must also keep the Jake healthy by feeding him, allowing it to defecate and coax people into giving the player snacks by growling and barking or performing tricks unlocked by doing the obedience trials. Jake is able to do a range of tricks including begging, sitting, lying down and marking his territory.
Dog's Life received "mixed" reviews according to video game review aggregator Metacritic. Eurogamer found the game amusing, but felt that it offered little for experienced gamers, being aimed at a younger audience. They praised the game's "warm sense of humour" and "cute visuals" and found the idea of controlling a dog to be "actually quite cool".
GameSpot said, "There's not a whole lot to Dog's Life, but what there is entertaining enough, and it certainly lets you do things you can't do in just about any other game." GameSpy called it "a nice change of pace" but found the game bland and considered it to be aimed more at younger children than teenagers.
IGN called the gameplay "simple and well-executed", but noted that the visuals "look like the game was ripped from a PSone title" and that the audio seemed "all over the place." Charles Herold of The New York Times called the game "fun but forgettable. I was expecting something more: the feeling of complete and utter admironishment." In Japan, Famitsu gave it a score of one eight, one six, and two sevens, for a total of 28 out of 40.
According to the Guinness World Records Gamer's Edition 2009, Dog's Life holds the world record for the most video game voice-overs recorded by one person in a game. Kerry Shale voiced 32 characters from the game.
If you bark 3 times, growl 3 times and then take a dump, you unlock a cheat menu that let's you get all the bones and play as any of the dogs
I did not know that, thanks!
I tried it and it only makes the winning sound and nothing really happens is there anything else you need to do?
@@maggierommel8955 once it makes the noise pause to the book and it should say 'cheats' somewhere
Katie Howard omg it worked! You have to go into settings from the pause menu omg thank you so much’
@@maggierommel8955 i tried it and wowww i wish i knew about this as a kid!
Thank you! :)
Well damn, that ending was dark😐.
What a twist!
It was awesome!
With the red sky in the dead trees and the music looks like hell
Doggy Hell, even worse!
I had this game as a kid too. I first played it on a boat when my family went to visit Estonia and liked it so much that I ask my mom to get it.
It was a great little game for its time, just wish I could say the same now. Still better than Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase.. 😂
Great review as always Tori also thanks for including your subscribers in the shoutout nice to know you appreciate your UA-cam Subscribers as much as your Patreon supporters
Thank you James, and I love you all! :3
Toridori you’re an amazingly awesome and talented person
Aww shucks, you guys keep me motivated to make videos like this! :D
I still own the game and it brings so many memories...
Lucky! I wish I still had my copy 😢
Yay some Toridori!
Did you miss me? :3
@@ToridoriGaming wimper.....yes..so much
Also love the Sims-style love hearts at 29:31 always made me laugh
Ah i was eagerly awaiting this :D I was NOT disappointed :D Loving these vids Tori :D
Thank you, Spikkle! Glad you're enjoying them. 😎
@@ToridoriGaming Totally, you seem to really enjoy making them too so its win win!
Oh definitely, it's so much different to let's plays. With them you kinda just react to what happens at the time, but with these I can give my own thoughts on the developer's choices and add my own jokes. "The power of Christ compels you!"
@@ToridoriGaming Exactly!! XD It's very entertaining to watch :D
Lol I remember that ending though
"Miss Peaches... is... cat food." My at-the-time tiny little 11-year old brain struggled to process that ending!
Good job on this Review!
Thank you Mr Wii!
if you didn't use to bark at that horse in the farmhouse you did not play this game right lol
For sure 😂
Nice game, played it as a kid. Somehow i managed to complete it without understanding a single word (I am russian)
never heard of this game haha but I want it now.
It's super expensive last time I saw on eBay, $50 or so I think. Though that may have been one guy being greedy!
Well, it's still kind of unique in a way. Not many games still let you be a dog.
man i remember i bought this game at Target because it was super cheap and i bought it not expecting to like it but i played that game for hours and i dont know if it was because i was so young or because i was just bad but i never finished the game and it still annoys me to this day
That dog pound hellscape really traumatized me as a kid, especially since it was very easy to accidentally trigger the level as you were exploring the previous one I LITERALLY WAS NOT READY FOR THAT also the big machine gave me nightmares and the random criminals that can SHOOT you did something to my innocent young european mind
I still can't believe the game got a 3+ rating in Europe with those sections. 😂
fr tho I quite fondly remember playing this at my grandma's place. It had turned evening at that point, I was still just chillin' in the big city fooling around. Then I made it to the final area, heard the music and got chased by the Dobermen and I could not handle that. I slinked into the corridor to the living room and begged her to come play it with me (she was used to playing and had a thing for horror-games so it wasn't a problem for her). But hot dang
I can 100% this game any day. I'm not even joking about that. I know where EVERYTHING is.
I'm impressed!
@@ToridoriGaming Did you know there is a cheats menu?
It can be activated by doing this: Bark 3 times, growl 3 times then fart. you should get an indication via the audio if done correctly. I only found it myself about a year or 2 ago, after I beat the game several times cheat free. ( I really had nothing better to do as a kid other than play PS2 games on weekends.)
Now I know. :D
@@ToridoriGaming I also subscribed as I liked your vids. :D
My new pickup line will be sloppily saying “it’s bone city for you!” Yeah, that ought to work well!
"Bone... he said the magic word." 😏
This is most certainly a game that existed. I can't wait for the aquatic dlc were you play as a seal
Arf arf
I actually woulld get that
Had good memories of this game. It's a very rough game sure, but it tried something different. And I kinda found the jankiness and weird dialogue oddly charming.
Hey Charlie! Yeah it's a pretty fun game for what it is, awkward controls aside. :)
me too! coming home from school there was even more fart jokes
My favorite part of this game as a kid was the radio stations, the weird cat station, and THE LOUD BROTHERS LIVE at the mountains were so entertaining to little me. And actually, if you stand next to them for like an hour they just keep on going with new topics hahaha. I can't find any info on the internet about them though!
omg the loud brothers live has unlocked such a hidden memory !!!!
Omg, I remember those
Have you ever had a game that you absolutely adored as a kid, one that you thought was perfect in every way and was an absolute masterpiece, only to find out as an adult that it is far from all that and you fall into a deep depression and question everything you thought you knew?
For me, that game is this one right here XD
Mind you, this game will still always have a special place in my heart. It really does make me feel like a kid again 💙
I know that feeling all too well, especially with this game! I honestly thought this was the best thing since sliced bread when I was a kid... even the pooping on command was gold to me. 😂
The dog pound, actual freaking nightmare fuel that still gets me now
Me too, it's so left field compared to the rest of the game!
Dogs life could literally become a horror game if it wanted too
It would make total sense too! What we take for granted everyday as humans must be terrifying to a dog; loud cars, lawn mowers, the cat... 😂
five nights at jakes
😂 editing is SO underrated. You're talented as fuck.
Thank youuuu :3
believe it or not but I know a game that did the smellovision thing before Dog's life
Tell me!
I loved messing around on this game as a kid, just pretending to be a dog. No matter how awkward the game was in hindsight (especially the constant toilet humour), I still give it props for giving the player a lot of options for simply being a dog. The last level scared me though; I hid upstairs while my dad finished it for me.
Also, did you notice that the parrots you come across in the game will say quotes from sci-fi shows and the mean lady in the town shop occasionally steals from the til? I thought they were some interesting details.
I knew about the parrot but I never realised the lady stole from the till. The more you know! 😂
I remember this game came out when I was 19. I was overjoyed that you could play as a dog and enjoyed the game a lot more than it deserved :)
Yeah, I appreciated this game much more as a kid than I do as an adult. Sometimes I'd boot it up and just wander around and do doggy things. 😅
Why is 24:37 just outright killing me!?
After all the heccin' customers I had o deal with today this one video just saved the entire day, Thank you so much!
I'm glad it made you smile, Dragynn! Customers can be the worst...
Ahhh dog's life. The O.G Nintendogs! :D
I really want to play Nintendogs again but I dunno how to emulate it as you need to use voice commands on the doggos. :(
I saw a few clips from this game, but this is the first time I've gotten the full context of the game and what it's about. After watching the video I got to say:
1. Who was the idiot who thought that this game could be played by kids
2. Wow this is one of the wackiest games I've ever seen, and that's saying a lot.
Hey Andrew! Yup, this game is incredibly weird. And it hides a very dark story, which I assume the EU rating people didn't look too much into when giving the game a 3+... 😂
Welp this WON'T be added to my PS2 collection. This has to be one of the weirdest games I've ever seen. Just like the Angry Video Game Nerd says "What were they thinking?!?". I'd say these developers have come a long ass way since this game.
I suppose they were on a similar track, the whole simulation genre, but their park builder games are much more refined. 😂
@@ToridoriGaming I bet LOL. This reminds me a little bit of another ratings situation. When the first four Ratchet & Clank games came out, 1-Deadlocked/Gladiator, they were all rated T for Teen. When the HD collection and the HD version of Deadlocked released in 2012 and 2013 respectively, they all were re-rated E10+. E10+ didn't exist until 2005. Maybe Dog's Life should've got an M rating? 😂
I used to play this almost every day! I still go back to it sometimes and replay it, it's one of my most favourite games that I've completed 100% found everything twice. I believe you'd hate the city centre area because there's a time collection there, but it's really difficult to get out of one of the lift room windows, almost impossible, takes forever to do! I really want to remake this game one day just for me to play lol
The guy who makes the cages even cages his own dog, the Dalmatian. You have to free it in the dog pound
What a mean dude!
I rented this game as a kid and beat it before I had to return it. It was...uh, an experience. That ending especially.
The ending made my head spin, completely out of the blue!
Lmfao, I grew up in upstate NY. When I was 9yrs old around the Year 2004, I randomly spotted the game on a weekend blockbuster visit. I loved dog's back then, so this was my go to game if there was nothing else despite beating it already.
I laughed so hard at this game. Throwing poop at people, pooping on people, barking at people. Yea... Now the bad game design is what I laugh at. Characters floating, cut and pasted characters, weird character movements, etc...
I when I was 9, I was scared at the end level pushing through the whole thing crying. My brother who was 17 at the time wondered how this whole level got in a kids game.
I'd say this game is fantastic, it's not, it's dogtastic! One of my favourite PS2 games.
I loved it as a kid, and I still had fun with it now.. for the most part! It just hasn't aged too well. 😂
@@ToridoriGaming Your right, it hasn't aged well. BTW, I've watched your videos, they speak amazing quality with funny editing. 👍
Man, this game takes me back. Mind you, I didn't exactly enjoy it, but its nostalgic for other reasons. It certainly hasn't aged well, plus that ending... was... something, aha. Thank you for going through this fever dream of a game in detail. I've really been enjoying your reviews and admiring the amount of work you put into them!
Thank you Mags! \o/
This game was heckin' amazing when I was a kid, but my lord, why did I enjoy this game? 😂
This was great! Looking forward to seeing more stuff like this!
Thanks Garrulous! :D
23:50 Ahh the area you said you missed used to terrify me! Because one of the side quests is to take down a man with a gun on the balcony, and if you don't use the local dog for this area, the guy will whole-ass FUCKING shoot Jake!
Bloody hell D:
Miss peaches hot turns into cat food back. Kind of dark at the end 😂😂😂
Yep, for a kid's game especially!
@@ToridoriGaming yes
I remember playing this on my jampack lol
That game doesn't perfect, but it was fun. I think, without fart jokes, dark ending, and with a better platformer elements, a Dog's life 2 would be nice.
Apparently this game was gonna get a sequel called Cat's Life
I'm trying to find a safe way to emulate this game. What emulator did you use? And what website did you get the iso from? Btw I love these new reviews!
I used PCSX2 and I got the game from Coolroms :)
And thank you! \o/
Such a good video! I freaking loved this game so much! So cheesy but mega fun
5:40
You can clearly see that the wires are going through Daisies head!!!
When I was a kid, naturaly I played it in my native language (finnish) and I dont remember it being so bad for kids. Other than of course the last phase, I had to mute, because I was so afraid of the music, I could'nt play. I also did'nt so much mind the farting and pooping. I mainly just played the story. This is my nostalgia juice and even now as an adult I still sometimes play it through.
Fart and poop jokes are gold to kids 😁
I had to mute the sound too! I was looking for someone else who did this 😂😂
I have played this video game before on the PS2 but I never beat it. Looking back at something that was very questionable for a video game intended for children.
You reminded me that I always had to turn the sound off at the dog pound because the music scared me so much! Sounds straight out of a horror game 😳
I still love the exploration in this game. My favourite thing was that the towns felt real, like the characters actually lived in them. One of the best games from my childhood even though it is very outdated!
It does! So out of place in a light hearted silly game about farting dogs. 😂
Those skiiers falling on the ground is hilarious
dude they even gave her a death cry, like damn imagine opening those cans
I think the sensors would have blown their tops if the lake wasn't called Lake minnewawa. It's really called, Lake Titicaca. That would have fit better than what they put in the game.
Also the guy who keeps sneezing, he sounds a lot like a more annoying Carl wheezer from Jimmy Neutron
I didn't even know that was a real place so thank you for enlightening me!
@@ToridoriGaming that's what I'm here for. ☺️ when someone know something then probably someone does 😂
I first played this game in a PS2 Demo disc that I got with the console. It was next to Jurassic Park Operation Genesis, Jak and Daxter, Conflict Desert Storm and my absolute favourite Dark Cloud a game I SOOOOO wanted when it came out. However like you my parents failed to find it for almost 3 years, and when I got it I was around 9. I remember loving it though struggling a bit because I was a impatient kid, but looking back on it I can see how forgiving the game was. It prioritised being fun over being overly challenging, as I just played the game and breezed through it in around 5 hours as a adult. The game is not hard but its a fun game and functions well as to what many early PS2 games were in the 2003 era which were what I call tech demos. They were arcade games ported over or they were made to showcase and take advantage of the hardware found on the PS2.
And oh my god am I glad you bought up the ending. I was so freaked out by the dog pound I didn't play the game for a month. It was so creepy and a full 180 degree turn in tone. The music still sends a chill down my spine.
I will say to anyone reading this the game is worth a play. Its not overly challenging but its a unique game with a okay game loop. Its worth a pick up if you can get it cheap from a second hand store. I would recommend it though this is largely nostalgia. But if you want a quirky early PS2 game its a good example of the wild early days of the 2000 era of gaming: not a perfect example, but I guess that's why it would stand out.
A long long time ago, hundreds of years it's been, I was a young lad, I had me an older brother who gave me his old ps1 with Spyro 1, Crash 2, Tomb Raider, Frogger, and that one with the zombies in a mansion, I can't remember the name of it, there were some other I can't think of. Back then, in town there was a place called Gamerz, he stole me a Scooby-Doo and the Cyberchase, and Spyro 2 and 3 for the ps1. All those games were incredible to me, Crash 2, Tomb Raider, and the 3 Spyro games are still incredible.
Subscribed to your channel, thanks to Dog's Life. :'D Used to play through it countless times as a child.
Dog's Life was the best when I was a kid 😁❤️
Never have i felt the term "Tonal whiplash" applied more than spending 99% of some shitty looking PS2 shovelware game doing missions for annoying stereotypes, shitty on the towns meat supply then picking it up with my mouth and throwing it at people only to get no reaction, and playing pissing minigames cause "HAHA it's a kid's game about dogs, of course we are going to lean so far into the potty humor it's honestly kind of disturbing, it's like we have a fetish or something" and playing as a protagonist who tries to sexually harass his female friend into liking him by farting so hard, he brings about the Armageddon, to suddenly, at the last minute, out of basically no where, having to save said girlfriend from being mutilated and canned by some psychotic creepy woman who sounds like she probably does inappropriate things with her cats, to be turned into wet food, and then defeating her by her accidentally being ground up into cat food herself in the machine we just turned off and broke.
Aw yes, 5 year old me definitely knew what good graphics were
I played the jampack ps2 demo of this game. I remember not knowing english so the awkward dialog never felt weird because i think i never understood it. Looking back at my chilhood it got me thinking on looking up a review for this game i never owned but damn its a weird game.
I heavily disagree for your opinion of this game not being unique anymore. Now that every game is trying to be just like fortnite, or trying to be as pretty as possible graphically, this game feels more "unique" experience than ever before in my opinion.
She'd give Cruella a run for her money or maybe they're related! lol This game had bits of 102 Dalmatians to the Rescue to me personally. does anyone else get that vibe?
The reason im watching this video rn is that i just had a dream where i was playing the game, saved it and suddenly went from 70 bones to 5 and i noticed that there was something weird about the game? So i restarted it and realised that it had somehow changed, small parts of the level desing and gameplay/story were different so it felt like i was playing it for the first time since i didnt know what i was supposed to do anymore and i was happy
Looks fun but yes, controls need to be super accurate for such platformer... Awesome review once again, Tori
Thank you DarshD!
@@ToridoriGaming You are welcome, Tori 😁👍
God I remember this game and I LOVED this
Our childhoods were full of some strange games.. 😂
I have 100% completion in this game for PS2. There is no special bonus. -_-
Indeed, it's such a let down!
I played the game when i was a kid and really loved it! I had difficulty with many of the missions and i think i mostly got the bare minimum amount of bones required for next area (I never used the first person mode so that is also a thing)
I mostly loved platforming thru the game, Reaching high areas, getting ontop of cars, into buildings etc.. Especially places that i shouldn't be! i managed that sometimes^^
I know i loved the game as a kid :>
It was such an amazing game and still has a special place in my heart! Sometimes I'd forget about the missions, pretend to be a real dog and wander around. 😂
i didn't know this was real when i was growing up in 2000 because i grew up with the Ps2 but i didn't know this was real
I played the game as a kid and back then it was bought for my sister but she wanted me to help her out on the hard parts of the game. I liked the game for being fun but can't argue that it does have a dark side under all the enjoyable parts. Also I swear the version I have also has Dog's Trust on the grooming stations.
Would make sense if it was the PAL version as Dog's Trust is a UK charity, I think this was the NTSC one. 😊
You are barking mad. Throwing poo at their faeces.
Aw fuck yeah!
Edit: *Aw fuck no!*
Best comment 😂
God I remember playing the demo of this at a Best Buy when I was little...Thought it was a fever dream.
It's crazy, isn't it? 😂
So nostalgic. The dog pound and factory levels terrified me as a kid.
Was looking for a review of Yoku's Island Express and this somehow showed up and I just had to watch it xD
I remember this game being one of the few that was actually translated to Danish back in the day and I do remember being kinda intrigued by it in general.
Really well made and thorough review btw.
And heccin' love your British the Britishness in your voice xD
Thank you Captain N! :D
You're gonna do more Medievil, right?
I do have one recorded, just got to get to it. 😂
I played this at one point, but never got far enough to play the last 2 levels. Oh boy, is that messed up 0_0
Another great review! And these 2 assholes in the track may be annoying, but your voice is fun to listen to, so don't you dare compare yourself to them!
I dunno, when I get mad at games I get pretty high pitched like Wayne... and my nose starts itching. 😂
Don't know what's wrong with your region's ratings board. The ESRB gave the game the much more appropriate "Teen" rating.
Children in the UK need to be taught that there is no god from an early age!
So is the hat flying off the npc's head a glitch or a quest?
This game !! I loved it so much 😂😭
Gotta poop on everything!
I don't Remember seeing this in the states. It must of had a limited release
My sister used to make fun of the fact I share the same name as the protagonist *Lol*
Did you also poop on the floor and eat from the trash? 😂
@@ToridoriGaming Fortunately not *lol.*
I loved the Spy Kids 3D / Wallace and gromit references. Honestly couldn't stop laughing 😂😂
Glad you enjoyed it MoRiggy 😎
excellent review, such a talented and dedicated UA-camr :)
Thank you Daniel!
oh my ! I was 11 in 2003 ( 13 years before Dark Souls buddies !). It's one my madeleine moment : at this time I was very sick and I had played it all days long.
Even now (and I'm now 27 >
Jak and Daxter and Okami, yessss! They are my childhood. 😀
@@ToridoriGaming do you stream on twitch ?
Maybe we'll get lucky and people will fix this game in a remaster.
I doubt it will. It didn’t get very good reviews, though I guess it does have a cult following.
Jeez I too remember this as one of the most bizarre games I played
Were the people...and the main dog...on drugs or something?
Everybody was on drugs, even the children.
That derpy fella talking to the dogs
I remember getting so motionsick whenever i've entered the smell-o-vision.
I can see why, the FOV is so limited! And the way Jake's head moves with the motion.. :O
I was five and don't quite understand English when I played this game (I absolutely LOVE the game)
I didn't have difficulty in completing mini missions, I figured out the walking on ice part quite easily, the only one that I didn't understand at all was the sleeping bandit and the thief who would shoot Jake. The part that I really gave up was the time challenge. I could not do any of time.
I did figure out that you can get treats if you are clean and do tricks in front of pedestrians (and also on the gambling machine :P), and that if Killer chase you, you can just run towards the "exit" and the chase would be over. The kitty retrieving part was a little annoying at first but then I realised I could just put them in the "pen" next to the door so they won't have enough time to walk out of the house if I go get another kitty.
The only annoying part is the ski slope part. I have to slide down dozen of times to catch the scent in the slippery ice and I have to risk Jake getting dizzy.
I managed to get to the scary dog pound one, it did scare me a lot and I was not quite ready for it, but I still did it. Unfortunately I was not allowed to play the final part because my mum hated games and believed I had played too much. I only got to find out the ending many years later on UA-cam.
I want to play again, just to ace it and revisit childhood.
You...threw poop
And I'll do it again, mwahaha!
Great review, I've only recently just did my own two part review of this game, though my style is differrent to yours (my style follows that of Spoony I guess lol). You talked about things that I talked about and you touched on things that I certainly wanted to cover but I think if I did, my review would have ended up in 3 parts. This too was a game I begged mum and dad to get for me back in 2003 for Christmas, so seeing someone else with that similar connection it gives me comfort lol.
Also your capture settings are way better than mine. I'm jealous haha. Mind you I'm still working out the best settings with what I have (I used the PS3 cable that comes with the old Elgato game capture).
Subscribed btw!
You're doing it the legitimate way though, I was emulating the game and therefore cheating with the quality! I know the feeling of having to cut stuff for reviews because it'll be too long. I keep trying to keep mine under 20 minutes but it's always a struggle... 😂
@@ToridoriGaming Wow I'm suprised you managed to emulate it. I thought it was notoriously difficult to emulate with all the weird visual glitches, or at least that was my result when I tried to run it, also Vinesauce Vinny had the same result and a couple of others. Still, it doesn't look that much different from the real thing, it looks better haha.
But yeah... I understand the cutting content thing and wanting to stick to a timeframe. Even when I cut stuff down it ends up being bloody long in the end. lol
Anyway, I'll deffinitely be binge watching your other stuff. A lot of the jokes and pokes at the game hit the right funny bones for me.
Thank you Sean! I did have loads of issues on hardware settings, I had to change to software in the end because of the graphical glitches like you said. PS2 games are such a nightmare to emulate. 😓
I got this game when I was like....13..? Don't know how I got it, but I remember playing it after school everyday. I loved it. It got me through a lot of stuff.
My uncle imported this from Europe to the UK for me because it truly was impossible to get here. The dog-catcher bits terrified me, as did the Boom City shooter and the end level. Utterly bizarre how it received such a low age rating, haha.
I was oddly enamored with this game for like two days, called it grand theft dog. Doggie mischief is a pretty novel concept for a game, I wonder if anyone will revisit the idea.
Edit: Christ at that ending!!!
It's a fun little game, but there's not much replayability which is a shame! And that rhymes. 😎
That's a hell of an ending
at one point as a kid i couldn't beat the finale (the cat food machine level) and after trying too many times i just started to cry out of frustration. my mother then thought i was crying because of the ending plot twist. (i rly dunno if this is a false memory or not but) later we went to the store where mom had bought it and she complained/pointed out to a clerk that the game was too dark for little kids.
nevertheless i loved this game to death and it definitely was one of those ps2 games i could play tirelessly as a kid. i played it a lot and when i say "a lot" i really mean it.
at times i quoted some lines from the game which made my mom laugh but being a 4-6yo i couldn't understand what was so funny about them.
omfg that ending tho that bitch is straight up dead
Miss Peaches is... cat food!
I loved this game when I was younger it took me a lot of time to finish, I'm replaying it now and I still feel the same that I felt as a kid, the same magic, but now I just now where everything is so it's far more easier to finish the game. I love the details that the dogs feel like l
real dogs (but I know that the humans don't feel like humans xD) and I think this game is a forgotten gem that for the age it was released its an amazing game!!
Wow this was so nostalgic i have to play this game through again
And throw poop? :D
Toridori that’s literally what i did all the time as a kid i never realised how many fart jokes there were until hearing it again