Creatures for the PlayStation was developed by Elo Interactive Media GmbH and published by Swing! Entertainment Media AG in 7 December 2001
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Creatures for the PlayStation was developed by Elo Interactive Media GmbH and published by Swing! Entertainment Media AG in 7 December 2001
With Nintendogs, you can put a puppy inside your Nintendo DS. Pick from multiple breeds, ranging from Labradors to Dalmatians, and then take care of and train the puppy using the touch screen and microphone. If you train your puppy well enough, you can compete in dog shows and agility contests to unlock other items and puppy breeds.
Take care of adorable baby kittens: feed, pet and keep a variety of kittens happy, with breeds from Norwegian to Egyptian Bond with your kittens and discover their personalities and potentials. Play fun games and teach them tricks such as catching mice, running through obstacle courses and walking down runways Take pictures of your Catz in their funniest moments - Take a snapshot of your cats' best moments and unlock fun stamps to put on your pictures. All your photos will be kept in an album so you can remember them. Build your own unique family of catz - Once your catz are grown, you may breed your favorite boy and girl kittens so that they have both parents' best features. Send your catz to Petz Nursery Nintendo DS game - You may choose to raise your kitten in Catz Playground or send your newborn kittens to Petz Nursery.
Pocket Aquarium is a virtual pet sim where you collect new fish to feed and play with every day!
Your virtual frog friend! Raise your new pet by catching bugs, growing flowers, and taking care of their needs. Pet, feed, and clean up after them, then watch as they grow from tiny tadpole into one of six unique adults. With relaxing gameplay, fun music, and cute sprites, you’re sure to enjoy spending time with your very own virtual frog. Hop to it!
A Tamagotchi virtual pet simulation game released for the Pippin Atmark, Mac, and Windows.
Learn how to take care of your very own family of horses!
A remake for Doko Demo Issyo released in December 7, 2004 for it's 5th Anniversary. It included more customization options, such as new costumes for the Pokepi and decorative items that could be added to the players apartment. There were also additional environments the player could take their Pokepi to, including a school, a farm, a marketplace, and a city street.
