Sims 2 DS

[Sugarmuffincrumblecakes]

OK, I KNOW this is a guild for the pc only, I know that ,but I was wondering if anyone out there had Sims 2 for the DS and if they could tell me about it.

See, here's my deal. I'm going off on a trip, a long trip, a trip too long that i can't last without Sims 2. So I refured back to my old Ds, and was WONDERING, what others thought of the game.

I really want a basic sim game where I can:
~Get married
~Build houses
~Make sims
~Have friends
~Throw parties
~And maybe have children.

There's also Sims 2 PEts out for DS, and I didn't ow if that was the one that I might want more, but it seems like all it'sabout is pets... idk. I'm really stuck here, could anyone help me out?  

[Menaceman]

This guild isn't PC Sims only. Its for ANY version of the Sims.

With what you want to do I would definitely steer away from Sims 2 Pets on DS. It is just about running a pet clinic as far as I know and doesn't really revolve around normal Sims gameplay at all.  

[[Dick Dastardly]]

Sims 2 pets for DS is lame in my book. You have a house, a forced job, and basically a track you play along. It is not open, and free formed like the normal Sims 2, and I can only assume any Sims 2 game for the DS will be the same some what. The only cool thing about it is cooking, and if you really want a cooking game there are better ones out there.

I would rate Sims 2 Pets for the DS 1/10. I will never buy a sims game that is not for the computer again due to this. I played it maybe 3 ingame days, and never touched it again. Waisted 40 bucks neutral .

From what you stated I would suggest the following DS games
Animal Crossing
~ no marrage, but do work on friendships
~ while you don't 'build' your house it gets bigger, and decorating it is the main point of the game
~ many things to do, like find fossils, bugs, collect furniture, sell fruit and more
~ only real downside is your neighbours are talking, walkin on two legs animals...

Harvest Moon
~ no house building/decorating
~ its a farm sim so you tend your crops, and take care of your animals
~ you make friends
~ you get married
~ you can have kids

I think you would have better chances enjoying either of those games from what I could read about your post. Also you can get Harvest Moon for around 10 bucks most of the time...  

[Box-Man Mello]

I don't have or know anyone that has it, but I have a freind with the PSP version. He let me play it before, it's tough to get used top playing a PSP sweatdrop honestly, I kept messing with his families but I couldn't put the codes in to make his family rich gonk  

[maggoty tacos]

Sadly, you can't do ANY of that on the DS game.
emo

It's goal based.
It's still pretty fun though.

 

[Honourable123]

I have Sims 2 for the DS. I completed it within days. stare I am never buying another Sims game for the DS; it was terrible. It makes Sims Bustin' Out and th Urbz for the GBA look amazing by comparison. Don't bother buying it. stressed