Plug and Play: Biggest Adventure (Video Game)

Littlest Pet Shop: Biggest Adventure was a Plug and Play video game that was released in 2007. It included a controller and an unnumbered LPS Owl.
The game could be played by plugging the controller into a TV or VCR with AV input. The controller consists of a D-Pad, A, B, and C buttons, a pause button, and an on/off switch. It uses a pink plastic with an emerald center. The buttons are purple, and the LPS logo is located at the top. It requires four AA batteries to function.
Its instructional booklet began with the following description:
“Explore the world of the Littlest Pets! Adopt a pet and take it out to play in the village. Play games, care for it and keep it happy. Earn kibble along the way and you can buy toys, accessories and even adopt more pets.”
==Gameplay==
“It’s a beautiful day to explore the world of the Littlest Pets. Adopt your pets and then give them lots of love and attention to keep them happy. Wander around The Village exploring the different locations as you go. When you are done, save your game and pick it up tomorrow right where you left off.”
The objective of the game is simply to adopt and play with your pets, unlock mini-games, and take care of your new friends by interacting with various features. Kibble coins are used to purchase items or services within the game, and are a recurring form of currency within the Littlest Pet Shop video game universe.
===Adopting Pets===
Within the game, you are able to adopt up to 15 pets. This is done by spending Kibble Coins, which are earned through mini-games. Once you have adopted a pet, there are three aspects to keep in mind:
Health: Sick pets will not wish to play or be pampered. If your pet has gotten sick, it must be taken to the Get Better Center to get well.
Happiness: Pets who are not given proper attention will become sad. Play with and feed your pets to keep their happiness high. Take them to the salon to give them some pampering.
Hunger: Your pets will need to eat to stay happy and healthy as well. They can get food at the Doggie Diner.
Along with interacting with your Littlest Pets, there are a few extra features for when you are not playing with them. The Pet List is where you can view all of the ones you have adopted, and choose to bring one out to play with. These pets can also visit the Playpen to play or rest when tired.
The player can also take photos that are stored in the Photo Album. This album holds up to 10 pictures.
===List of Pets===
Within the game, there are a wide variety of pets to adopt, each with their own level of rarity. Based on gameplay, 57 total pets have been identified thus far, although there may be more not found on this list. Due to the graphical limitations of the game, some pets are difficult to identify with certainty but are the most likely candidates for each. Note that the appearance of the pets in-game are different from their physical figures, as details are simplified and the hair is often absent–this is so that the player can “customize” the hair at the Purr-Fection Salon instead. Excluding online games such as LPSO, Biggest Adventure contains the most pets out of all other LPS console or TV games. See below for the currently identified pets:
List of Pets	List of Pets	List of Pets	List of Pets
Fish (Promotional)
Owl (Biggest Adventure)
Caterpillar (Miniature 1)
Chihuahua #001
Pug #002
Rabbit #003
Guinea Pig #004
Yorkie #006
Turtle #008
Longhair Cat #009
Fish #010
Shorthair Cat #011
Parakeet #012
Scottie #024
Rabbit #028	Iguana #029
Shorthair Cat #032
Parakeet #043
Bulldog #046
Poodle #048
Frog #050
Monkey #057
Cockatoo #059
Maltese #065
Mouse #080
Skunk #085
Pig #087
Panda #089
Butterfly #093	Gecko #111
Beagle #113
Rat #116
Boston Terrier #118
Cockatoo #120
Rabbit #121
Parakeet #123
Horse #124
Shorthair Cat #126
Snail #128
Fish #130
Parakeet #131
Spider #136
Hamster #137	Seahorse #142
Chinchilla #144
Bernese #145
Owl #147
Corgi #183
Lamb #186
Hermit Crab #188
Hummingbird #208
Ferret #209
Husky #210
German Shepherd #212
Shorthair Cat #226
Great Dane #244
Duck #247
===Locations===
There are several locations the player can visit in-game. Each building corresponds to real playsets that were available for purchase; the only building whose name is different from its produced set is the Littlest Pet Shop, which is more accurately known as the Biggest Littlest Pet Shop.
The Village - The village is where you can walk around with your pets and visit the other locations.
Littlest Pet Shop - This building is where your pets stay and where you can access the Pet List, Toy Store, Playpen, and Photo Album.
Whirl-Around Playground - Mini-games can be played here at the playground. Some games may require special unlock conditions.
Purr-Fection Salon - At the salon, pets can get cleaned up, get a haircut, try on different accessories, and purchase new accessories with kibble. Accessories can only be changed by going to the salon and choosing new ones. Take pictures of your pampered pets after their spa day.
Little Lovin' Pet Playhouse - This is where you can adopt new pets. Five pets are available that change each day, and require kibble coins to obtain. You can also choose to give away a pet to a good home; pets cannot be given back unless you re-adopt it when it appears in the adoption center.
Doggie Diner - Pets can get something to eat at the diner. Scroll through the recipe list and choose three ingredients to mix together; if you make an incorrect recipe, which results in slop, the pet will not eat it.
Get Better Center - Sick pets must be taken to the Get Better Center to make them healthy again. You can also take a healthy pet in for a check up. Both cost kibble coins for the service.
==End Game==
The Plug and Play: Biggest Adventure game is an open-ended world in that it does not have a definite ending and one can continue to play, adopt pets, and explore its features as long as they’d like. When shutting off the game, pets return to their cubbies until the next time you wish to play.
==Video==
==Value==
The original retail value of the Biggest Adventure game was $29.99 in 2007.Internet Archive. LPS Catalog, 11 Dec 2007. https://web.archive.org/web/20071211021856/http://www.hasbro.com/littlestpetshop/default.cfm?page=Products/Detail&product_id=20459
Its NIB set sees some variety in pricing, but is generally worth $35-$40. The controller on its own is valued at $25-$30. Please see the Owl (Biggest Adventure) page for the pet's individual value.
==Citations==
Category:Littlest Pet Shop
Category:LPS
Category:Games
Category:Video Games
Category:Plug and Play
Category:Biggest Adventure