We vaguely remember Sega's Yume Neko DS to be some kind of Nintendog-esque virtual cat game. At this point, we want to buy it right now, because Sega's trailer is perfect. Except for the whole not one second of gameplay being shown bit. But is the actual game going to be better than cute kittens?
That's right, instead of showing off the game's graphics or features, Sega just created a video of four and a half minutes of cute kittens. We support the adoption of the "kitten footage" style for more game trailers -- we'd rather stare at kittens than know what games are about. Mew!
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3-02-2008 @ 2:17PM
John B. said...
This can't be real.
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3-02-2008 @ 2:37PM
Austin said...
The next Halo trailer better be like this or they'll never sell more than a million copies!
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3-02-2008 @ 2:38PM
ArcadeFire said...
AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
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3-02-2008 @ 3:40PM
Alisha Karabinus said...
OMG I'm sold.
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3-02-2008 @ 4:03PM
Metayoshi said...
Yume Neko means Dream Cat... Not bad a name for this kind of game.
As for the trailer... It was total cuteness, but I hope they make a worthwhile game up there with Nintendogs.
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3-02-2008 @ 4:41PM
Masta_mind257 said...
THIS IS A MUST BUY!!!! SEE THE GRAPHICS? PERFECT, I knew DS could output stuff like this.
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3-02-2008 @ 7:26PM
hvnlysoldr said...
Hnngh. I'm not really a cat or dog person. Got another baby lovebird to take care of.
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3-03-2008 @ 12:13AM
Waffala said...
The Dreamcast would still be kicking ass if Sega had been using this marketing scheme back then.
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3-03-2008 @ 11:41AM
funonabun said...
Microsoft needs to make a 4 minute trailer of sloths to advertise Halo 4. I certainly felt like a sloth when playing the Halo games.
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3-04-2008 @ 4:38PM
Karga said...
Omg so sweet! T_T
I am utterly cat-tarded as a result.
I must run home and hug my kitty.
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3-25-2008 @ 3:23PM
xnitemarex said...
I didn't like nintendogs. >< So I probably won't like this. =_=
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