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In other games, like ''[[The Sims: Unleashed]]'' and ''[[The Sims 2: Pets]]'', they are one of the main parts of the game, in that they must be fed, given attention, played with, cleaned and watched over. |
In other games, like ''[[The Sims: Unleashed]]'' and ''[[The Sims 2: Pets]]'', they are one of the main parts of the game, in that they must be fed, given attention, played with, cleaned and watched over. |
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Cats also have to be [[Pet skills#Behaviors|trained]] so they can live with Sims. The player can do this by scolding them if they don't want them to do something that is bad, e.g destroying furniture, or by praising them to continue doing it. Cats can be trained to be sloppy or neat. |
Cats also have to be [[Pet skills#Behaviors|trained]] so they can live with Sims. The player can do this by scolding them if they don't want them to do something that is bad, e.g destroying furniture, or by praising them to continue doing it. Cats can be trained to be sloppy or neat. Cats may get up on tables to eat the food that is up there. |
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The premade cats in ''The Sims'' and ''The Sims 2'' are: |
The premade cats in ''The Sims'' and ''The Sims 2'' are: |
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