It's an odd mash-up of Nintendogs, Clubhouse Games and Animal Crossing. Though this sequel to last year's Dogz does have a handful of qualities in common with traditional virtual pet titles, its larger focus is placed on playing card games and upgrading your home with new decorations and furniture. This has been especially true for the virtual pet genre on the DS recently, as several games you'd judge to be Nintendogs clones based on their outward appearances end up being something else entirely – like this game, Petz: Dogz 2. It may not be as vigorous as The Legend of Zelda, but it is an extremely cute and decently fun game that I would recommend for anyone who enjoys easy-going RPGs that have 50+ hours of content and a wide range of areas to explore.It's a more and more frequent occurrence to find that a game's cover art has little to do with the play experience found inside. Being for children, the game is fairly easy, but not meant for children five and under. There are townspeople, technically townsdogs, that may give you varying quests and advice. As the game progresses, you can also buy a wide variety of clothing, hat, and glasses options for your puppy. This game, like many RPGs, requires the user to learn to fish, learn to catch bugs, and learn to sniff to detect fruits or other things hidden in the ground. The player meets the villain in the beginning, the story is set in what takes about ten minutes of reading and skipping, and it is expected that you, as the puppy, will defeat him once you have finished hours and hours of quests and are strong enough and smart enough to do so. There is a boss to beat in Petz: Dogz 2, who is the focal point of the plot. You choose your dog from a vast list of dog breeds, and the puppy of your choice can run around a large island, traveling to various places on the island, even leaving the island for new quests. This game is absolutely NOT akin to any of the Petz: Catz or Petz: Dogz games that were available for the Nintendo DS. When I no longer had a ps2 and my parents bought us a Wii, I sold five of my PS2 games, one of the games being Petz: Dogz 2, and bought only one new game for the Wii, and that game was Petz: Dogz 2, as it was my favorite PS2 game I had every played. When I no longer had a ps2 and my parents bought us a Wii, I sold five of my When I was in elementary school, I had this game on two consoles. When I was in elementary school, I had this game on two consoles.

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