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Can I get the game anywhere online. has anyone managed to download the actual game? recently?
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Bapa30 Oct. 2024
Has anyone found working codes for this? Albie's code doesn't work.
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Albie17 Mar. 2024
hey DOM the unlock code is 1673-7893
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Dom18 Mar. 2023
I can't get passed the Dog Unlock Code!
Any suggestions?
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Artimidorus09 Jan. 2023
I'm only getting Scrappy as a demo, and none of the other dog choices. :(
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Sinmenon24 May. 2021
I remember training my Chip and they were really intelligent. I managed to teach them different commands based on how I moved the ball or treat and snapping the fingers. It had a really impressive AI for the time. The sequel, Dogz 2, didn't pick my interest sadly. I think there was also Dogz 3. And, along with Catz, there was also Oddballz for Win95, with monsters.
Back in the early internet days there was the community that also would edit the dogz files and make custom breeds, like Dalmatians. All you needed was the notepad and some trial and error.
Oh, this company is also behind the infamous fighting game Ballz for the SNes.
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ryankk08 Feb. 2021
nostalgia and perfect
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Alex27 Jun. 2020
Hi, this game was also released for Windows 3.1 and 95, so if you could find a copy of Dogz for Windows, that would be great.
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Can I get the game anywhere online. has anyone managed to download the actual game? recently?
Has anyone found working codes for this? Albie's code doesn't work.
hey DOM the unlock code is 1673-7893
I can't get passed the Dog Unlock Code!
Any suggestions?
I'm only getting Scrappy as a demo, and none of the other dog choices. :(
I remember training my Chip and they were really intelligent. I managed to teach them different commands based on how I moved the ball or treat and snapping the fingers. It had a really impressive AI for the time.
The sequel, Dogz 2, didn't pick my interest sadly. I think there was also Dogz 3.
And, along with Catz, there was also Oddballz for Win95, with monsters.
Back in the early internet days there was the community that also would edit the dogz files and make custom breeds, like Dalmatians. All you needed was the notepad and some trial and error.
Oh, this company is also behind the infamous fighting game Ballz for the SNes.
nostalgia and perfect
Hi, this game was also released for Windows 3.1 and 95, so if you could find a copy of Dogz for Windows, that would be great.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.