It adds a fair amount of content that should please series veterans and newcomers alike, most notably the ability to raise and train cats and dogs with the rest of your Sim family.įor the five of you that have never seen, played, or heard of a Sims game, the premise is fairly basic. The game comes closer than any of its console predecessors to capturing the full Sims package. That's why The Sims 2: Pets is a breath of fresh air for those patiently sticking by their PS2 or Gamecube's side. On computer, the series has always featured a very open feel, sophisticated AI, and a huge breadth of content that has never quite translated to the console versions.
The ever-popular series has appeared several times on console, but none those versions have ever seemed to capture quite the same feel as the PC experience. Unless you own the PC version, chances are you haven't had the full Sims experience. Good: Improved overall Sims experience, pets make for some interesting gameplay additions, good amount of content for series newcomersīad: Somewhat dated graphics, gameplay, sound effects, etc.
