You are a dolphin trainer.
Use the magical stick (Wii Remote™ and Nunchuk™ controllers) to perform in lifelike dolphin shows. Teach your dolphin tricks and have fun watching your dolphin swim and play elegantly with different scenes, music and angles. This game lets you train your dolphin, compete in dolphin shows and watch your dolphin swim freely. Using Nintendo® Wi-Fi Connection Pay & Play, you can become friends with other dolphins that have different colors and personalities. You can also buy new toys such as rings and balls for your dolphin to play with.
Fri, 11 Dec 2009 by Spencer McIlvaine
User Comments
1. Terra
07 Sep 2009, 13:03 BST
I've always wanted a dolphin simulator
2. Sneaker13
07 Sep 2009, 19:53 BST
My sister would probably love this. But it won't be a winner in the top 20, it got no fish
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3. Klapaucius
09 Sep 2009, 21:35 BST
Is Hudson not making this? The English title sounds like they're trying to associatethis with My Aquarium and My Zoo. What next? My Mario?
4. KnucklesSonic8
10 Sep 2009, 16:05 BST
Could be decent.
5. LEGEND MARIOID
10 Sep 2009, 20:20 BST
I don't think I'll get it BUT this could actually work quite well as a animal sim game. They should've called it "Nintendolphins"
6. Kurachi
17 Sep 2009, 01:32 BST
tony hawk in water, lol
just like tony hawk, as i see, its about tricks to gain points
i'm not really a fan of that, but if it was more advanced, it might be very popular to anyone
but this might be good aswell
7. Bazly
08 Dec 2009, 02:05 GMT
The last thing we need is a Dolphin simulator. That's essentially what Echo the Dolphin is, and I never thought I'd say this, but I prefer Echo to this (And trust me, I can't stand Echo). I like Dolhpins and all, but a pure Dolphin trianing simulation? YAWN.
8. Virus
08 Dec 2009, 04:40 GMT
I'm thoroughly enjoying the American trailer and its horribly translated English; it helps make a crappy game at least look hilarious.