• Nintendo DS

Good concept but...

I was intrigued by the veterinary practice concept, but I was expecting it to be more like Trauma Center: Under the Knife. This game is very repetitive. Basically, all you do is give flea baths or flu and worm meds. Some people even bring their pet to you complaining that it's ugly, and you have to dress them up in a bumblebee costume or a tux and top hat. Creating your own meal was an interesting addition, but also got old quickly. There are no relationships in the game. You can only leave your house/office to go to the park to interact with other people and their pets, which means nothing because, again, there are no relationships in this game. Also your day is done at 5pm when your vet office closes, so no leisure time after work. Fortunately, after being incredibly disappointed with Sims 2 for DS, I decided to rent this one before buying it, and I'm glad I did. I'll stick with the Sims on PC.

Your View of This Game Will Change After Awhile...

When I first got this game I was overly eciteted. I thought I would never get bored - but after about a week it got pretty boring. This game starts off so very fun. Especialy making your sim and pet. The grafics aren't bad but their not good. If you have played past sims games for ds and gba you will notice and be dissapointed that there is no relasionship panel nor a phone.

A bug

I got the Sims 2:Pets as a gift and i totally love it. But at times the screen tends to freeze up, mainly when you try to go to the grooming table. The top Left and Right buttons work but the touch screen stops working and so do the buttons, and unless you saved right before that you are pretty much screwed. Its not my DS, its the game. The game is fun but the having to start the system over isn't.