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Dogz (1995)—The first mainstream virtual pet, Dogz asked users to choose one of five bug-eyed virtual canines to live on their computer, where “owners” could feed them, play with them, and teach them tricks. Dogz was created by game developer Rob Fulop, who helped design Night Trap, a controversial 1992 full-motion video game where young women, including Diff’rent Strokes star Dana Plato, are attacked by vampires. After Night Trap was savaged at the 1993 Senate hearings, Fulop decided to make a game that no one could complain was bad for kids: Dogz.