Purr Pals (DS)

Nintendogs is the well known pet simulator for the Nintendo DS, but for Christmas this year, we bought our daughter "Purr Pals" as she was becoming bored of her labrador "Scruff" and was starting to neglect him. Once you load the game up, you choose from 40 different breeds of kittens, and like real live kittens, they all have unique personality traits. Our daughter chose a lovely cute black and white kitten, decided she wanted a female and called her "Magpie". As her enthusiasm for caring for a virtual pet was reignited she soon got down to the important business of starting to look after and get to know her kitten. There are 4 ...  Read the complete review

Purr Pals Purr Pals is one of the many games designed for the Nintendo DS. It is of a similar style to Nintendogs and other games of such. To me... it brings back memories of tamagotchi's from when I was younger! The idea of the game is that you have your own kitten and you have to look after it by ensuring its needs are met. These include Feeding, Love & Comfort, Litter Cleanliness, Play Time, Hygiene. There are certain things you need to do in order to keep these levels high. An example of these are below: Litter Tray - You need to ensure the litter tray is cleaned out often. You will notice there is quite a mess if you haven't ...  Read the complete review

This review is for the Nintendo DS game, Purr Pals, develped by Crave Entertainment and published by THQ. Purr Pals is a game where you have to look after your own virtual kitten, buy toys for it, feed it, care for it and watch it grow. The premise of this game is very simple, select a kitten from a choice of over forty different breeds, and then take care of him or her. You are able to heavily customise your new kitten, so you can choose from different options such as colour, whiskers, the shading of the fur, eye colour, what sex the cat is, and much more, so your cat really does become quite personal to you. Once you have selected your kitten, you ...  Read the complete review

We needed a whole book to answer the question "Do Ants Have Arseholes?" but those of us who share our lives with our feline friends know that real cats possess them. Not only are they on display all the time but they also take great delight in shoving them in your face and spend hours grooming them (normally when you have visitors round!). The cats in the game Purr Pals are anatomically correct except for one small detail; they have no puckered little bottom only a flat piece of fur. Despite this impairment they still manage to leave generous deposits in their virtual litter tray for you to clean up. In Purr Pals you take care of your virtual kitties ...  Read the complete review