Yes, Fifa is really good and amazingly realistic. I love it too. He used to really like Minecraft but has gone off it a bit. I'll take a look at Sims Jalima.
They have 3 cats, one of which is his own cat and he's very caring about them all, plus a stray we call Miaow, which we feed and pay vets bills for when necessary.
Transport isn't a problem and there is a school bus from the village to the school 25km away. Our problem is that the youngest of two brothers who live closest was/still is a good friend of my GS, but his mother will not allow him to come to play unless we invite his older brother too. The older one is very badly behaved and when the boys were younger they just did as he told them, but now they're older they stand up to him and we got fed up of dealing with his controlling behaviour. She said if they're not both invited don't bother! A couple of times a term the boys in his group have sleep overs and then there's birthday parties often with a sleep over.
The really good thing about the computer games is that he's having conversations with his school friends.
Thank you again for the ideas.
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