sims 2 pets gameplay




The Sims 2: Pets adds some moderately interesting animal companions but offers a surprisingly strong Sims 2 experience. The Good: Improved AI offers a mostly authentic Sims experience on consoles; pets add an interesting new dimension to the game; new clothing, lot, and household objects and options. The Bad: Pet management is difficult to schedule into a regular sims day; limited neighborhood size and only one downtown lot. The Sims series started on the PC as a popular and difficult-to-describe strategy game that let you control the lives of little computer people in the houses you built for them, as they loved, grew old, had families, and occasionally used the potty. Seven years, several different game platforms, and numerous editions later, the series has become known for offering zany humor, colorful graphics, a gibberish language that its sim characters speak (known as simlish), and cheerful music. However, the console versions of the Sims games never quite stacked up to the PC version, mainly because the console games tended to focus on collection-based minigames and unlocking hidden items. Also, they never seemed to capture the autonomous, unpredictable artificial intelligence that powered those happy little sims in the PC versions. However, The Sims 2: Pets for the PlayStation 2 ends up being closer to The Sims 2s occasionally unpredictable gameplay than any other console Sims game to date, and it adds in some additional pet-based gameplay, while keeping the console versions typical collection gameplay in the form of cooking recipes. The PS2 version of Pets adds three main types of domestic animals: aquarium fish, cats, and dogs. Fish dont do much more than get fed and provide some amusement when stared at (your sims can collect them from the world and bring them home to toss into the tank), so cats and dogs are really the only interesting pets in the game. You can create canines and felines from a great number of different breeds and can use tons of customization options to choose size, age, different ear types, and fur color patterns. And in the console versions of the game, you can be one of those awful, awful people that dresses up their pets with an entire wardrobe, including hats, sunglasses, neckerchiefs, shirts, and tiny little tennis shoes. Thats in addition to your pets personality, such as whether your pet is friendly or aloof; neat or messy; or quick to learn new tricks or a bit slower on the draw. If those last few sentences got you excited, theres a good chance that The Sims 2 Pets is for you. -Mar1344



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