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If you play on a console, only get the book if it's really cheap (I paid 24 cents for it), and if you play on a PSP, don't bother at all. And if you are playing the PSP version of this game, this book won't help you much at all. It devotes one single, solitary page to the PSP version - disappointing.In summary, if you play this game on your PC definitely get this book. This book has a huge amount of very detailed information for PC players, and would no doubt answer any questions you might have about the computer version of the game. Online guides would be of far greater use to you there. The PC version takes up about three quarters of the book, with the console version in the last quarter. Unfortunately, I play the console version of the game, and there is nowhere near as much information about that in the book. The information provided about the console version is still good, there just isn't as much detail here as I would have liked.
What you do with it is your adventure. This is one of many of the Sims 2 expansions. Pets is all about how the animals that you bring into your Sims life will react with each other.The game has animals wandering in and around your environment.
Thank you. My parents and I didn't know if this would arrive before we went to celebrate my niece Holly's tenth birthday, but it did. She goes ape over Nintendo DS, especially animal games.
I guess if you like a challenge or you just really love animals, more power to you. They destroy your furniture in no time flat, they take a lot of work to train (similarly to kids, which I tend to "grow up" early just to get rid of the headaches), and then there's the skunk and other people's pets creating havoc on your property. It just doesn't float my boat. I didn't like the pets package in Sims 1, but I guess I just couldn't resist trying this out.you never know, right. I just find pets annoying.
I strongly recommend it. Everytime the SIMS comes out with a new expansion pack there are always nuances to the game that aren't so obvious. I have bought a prima guide for every expansion pack I own.
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