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The Sims 2 Pets
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List Price: $27.99
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Product Details
- Batteries Included: 0
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- Binding: Video Game
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- Brand: Electronic Arts
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- EAN: 0014633158601
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- ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
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- Features: Add dogs, cats, birds, or guinea pigs to your Sims family, Create your own unique cat or dog by modifying its body type, face shape, fur color, markings, and more, Cross different breeds to create designer pets or make new ones and register them to appear in Create-A-Family, Teach pets tricks like shake, fetch, roll over, and more -- unruly pets might topple the trash or scratch the sofa, but Sims can change their pets' ways with the right training, Skilled pets can have careers of their own and earn a living as Movie Stars, Rescue pets, or members of an elite Security Pet Corps
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- Label: Electronic Arts
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- Manufacturer: Electronic Arts
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- Platform: Nintendo Wii
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- Product Group: Video Games
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- Publisher: Electronic Arts
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- Release Date: 2007-06-12
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- Studio: Electronic Arts
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- Title: The Sims 2 Pets
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- UPC: 014633158601
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Product Description: Create new companions for your Sims to love throughout their lifetime. It's fun and easy to play with the Wii controls, but expect the unexpected with your furry friends. Choose from popular dog and cat breeds or customize their features to create a unique pet for your Sim to raise as one of the Family. Whether Sims are romping with their pets in the central town park or searching the shops for the perfect pet accessory, keep one thing in mind—Sim pets have minds of their own. FEATURES - Your Sims Have Pets—Adopt dogs, cats, and guinea pigs for your Sims to play with. Your Sims can train their dogs and cats to learn new tricks. They even have their own personality— smart, friendly, silly, or hyper!
- Create-A-Pet—Choose from more than 22 dog and 15 cat breeds including Retrievers, Beagles, Pugs, Schnoodles, Main Coons, Siamese, and more. You can even create your own by customizing their appearance with a variety of traits including body shape, color, fur, nose, and ears!
- Head to the Town Park—Take your Sims and their pets for a playful romp at the Central Town Park where they can play with their furry friends and meet other Sims and their pets. Buy fun items for your Sims' pets at local shops and watch the town center grow over time.
- Classic Sims Gameplay—Create Sims that look like you and your friends and control how they spend their lives—their stories are in your hands!
- Easy-to-Play with the Wii—With full support for the Nunchuck and Wii remote, just point at the screen to direct your Sims. Designing homes is a snap as you grab walls, furnishings, and decor and place them where you want.
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Customer Reviews
Sims 2 Review
I really like this Sims game because it makes you gain pactience. The animals are very cute, and the extras are really fun.
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Fun and addicting!
I find this game to be quite addicting (in a good way)! Without noticing, I can spend hours taking control of the lives of the Sims characters, while ensuring they take care of their pet and each other. Unlike some reviewers, I found the control scheme to work just fine, even better than on a PC, once you actually spend the time to LEARN them. They actually become second nature once you've actually played the game for any length of time. It's fun and challenging to keep the Sims happy and motivated, and working on the home and yard design and layout is significant!
I enjoy games with almost infinite replay value (including many sports games), and this is one of the best I've played on the Wii so far. Now that EA has announced Sims Animals for this fall, I might have to pick that up, as well as Animal Crossing: City Folk this holiday!
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fun game
the game is a lot of fun and my kids love it only we were dissapointed that it is really only a one player game.
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Great Game
I like the game play as much as any Sims game I've played, but the controls are a bit clunky and difficult.
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Stick with the computer versions
Having owned and loved the entire series in computer format, I was excited when I heard Sims2-Pets for the Wii was alot like them. The gameplay and storyline ARE very similar. However, the controls are difficult to figure out, and even harder to master. You have to concentrate so much on hitting different combinations of buttons to preform even simple functions that your interest in the story is pretty much lost. I really wanted to love this game, but the poor controls make playing feel like work.
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