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The Sims 2: Pets on the PSP is a much more limited version of the console release, which was already somewhat limited as it is. This, and the following game was also the only port to get localized into Japanese.
Debug Overlays#
There are a few debug options that overlay various information for the developers on the screen. It is not recommended to have both Latency and Framerate enabled at once.
Camera Information#

Displays information about the camera position, its target position and the FOV.
ULES-00595 |
ULES-00596, ULUS-10130, |
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_C0 Camera Information |
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_L 0x003FCCCF 0x00000001 |
_L 0x003FCE0F 0x00000001 |
ULJM-05212 |
ULAS-42085 |
_C0 Camera Information |
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_L 0x0030029F 0x00000001 |
_L 0x00300C1F 0x00000001 |
Latency#

Displays CPU latency in milliseconds, as well as the peak and average amount in the lower-right corner.
ULES-00595 |
ULES-00596, ULUS-10130, |
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_C0 Latency - CPU, PEK, AVG (ms) |
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_L 0x202D3EDC 0x34040001 |
_L 0x202D3FDC 0x34040001 |
ULJM-05212 |
ULAS-42085 |
_C0 Latency - CPU, PEK, AVG (ms) |
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_L 0x202D6A2C 0x34040001 |
_L 0x202D6D40 0x34040001 |
Framerate#
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Displays the CPU FPS which seems to jump back and forth between 25.00 and 33.33, as well as VU and TV which seems to always display inf or -inf depending on how it's loaded in the lower-right corner. Likely intended for the PS2 port given the VU (Vector Unit) display which is a part of its hardware.
ULES-00595 |
ULES-00596, ULUS-10130, |
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_C0 Framerate - CPU, VU, TV (FPS) |
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_L 0x202D3EDC 0x34040001 |
_L 0x202D3FDC 0x34040001 |
ULJM-05212 |
ULAS-42085 |
_C0 Framerate - CPU, VU, TV (FPS) |
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_L 0x202D6A2C 0x34040001 |
_L 0x202D6D40 0x34040001 |
(Source: Edness)
Oddities#
French Logo in the Asian Release#
The Asian release (ULAS-42085), which includes all of the languages present in the European release along with Chinese, has an oversight where if you try to play it in French, it incorrectly loads the Japanese logo instead, with all of the French text.
Another thing to note is how "compressed" the Japanese logo looks, which is also visible in the actual Japanese release (ULJM-05212) as well.