Each animal is represented in 3D, and most have different models for male and female, and everyone has a model for the babies. Touch screen minigames allow the player to feed, clean, pet, and nurse the animals. The biggest change and new feature is Zookeeper Mode, which allows the player to enter the enclosure and interact with the animals. Thankfully, quite a few of the issues with the previous game have been fixed, giving players a far more engrossing experience. Long time DS owners may also remember the 2005 Zoo Tycoon, and how bad it was. The Zoo Tycoon series has been around the PC for years, so this isn't anything new. Which means it's a game about running whatever the subject is, in this case, a zoo. This version has no tigers to maul us, and we got to pet otters! Plus, it's pretty fun, too. It's a couple years later, and Altron has developed Zoo Tycoon 2. When Zoo Tycoon came out on the Nintendo DS in 2005, it made us dislike zoos in the way that the prospect of getting mauled by a tiger at one does.
It was cool during an elementary school fieldtrip when you got to look at polar bears instead of learning long division, but lame when the parents decided to go there instead of a real amusement park. For a lot of people, the zoo was an iffy experience.
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