Games Database
DS/DSi
Simulation: Virtual Pet
| Viewed: | 2D Static screen | Genre: | Simulation: Virtual Pet |
| Media: | Cartridge | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Ubisoft | Soft. Co.: | Ubisoft |
| Publishers: | Ubisoft
(GB) |
Released: | 20 Mar 2009
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 3+ |
Summary
A March 2009 entry in Ubisoft's Petz range of games, Petz: My Baby Panda is another in the French publisher's ongoing fascination with pet simulators. In this particular iteration, you get to do something only the lucky chosen few could ever get to do - play with Panda bears!
This series of games is known for its nurturing element as well as the playful side of the game. You get to adopt a baby Panda and watch it grow and develop a unique personality. As you care for your pet, you'll form a bond with him and develop a lasting relationship. You can bring up your 'baby' in your own manner and style and see how it affects its relationships with other Pandas as they are introduce to the game. You can observe how well - or otherwise - they get on as the bears play together. They can have fun playing with a selection of playground apparatus such as a tyre swing, a see-saw, slides and more.
It's an ideal game for the Nintendo DS and its stylus-led method of control. It's also an ideal game for the Panda fans out there. For lovers of Nintendo handhelds and Panda bears, well, you have just found heaven!
This series of games is known for its nurturing element as well as the playful side of the game. You get to adopt a baby Panda and watch it grow and develop a unique personality. As you care for your pet, you'll form a bond with him and develop a lasting relationship. You can bring up your 'baby' in your own manner and style and see how it affects its relationships with other Pandas as they are introduce to the game. You can observe how well - or otherwise - they get on as the bears play together. They can have fun playing with a selection of playground apparatus such as a tyre swing, a see-saw, slides and more.
It's an ideal game for the Nintendo DS and its stylus-led method of control. It's also an ideal game for the Panda fans out there. For lovers of Nintendo handhelds and Panda bears, well, you have just found heaven!
