
The Sims Review
If you relished the feeling of complete control of building a city in SimCity, then you will doubtless enjoy the experience of building a life in The Sims.
If you relished the feeling of complete control of building a city in SimCity, then you will doubtless enjoy the experience of building a life in The Sims.
While some of Makin' Magic's more-colorful additions seem a bit out of place, this final expansion pack adds plenty of new things for you and your sims to do.
Superstar adds lots of interesting and challenging new stuff that should keep any fan of The Sims busy for some time.
The Xbox game makes solid additions and a few improvements to The Sims' basic gameplay--but that gameplay has aged.
The GameCube version of The Sims is extremely faithful to the gameplay of the original game, shortcomings and all.
The PS2 game makes solid additions and a few improvements to The Sims' basic gameplay--but that gameplay has aged.
I played this when i was like 11 years old. It took me a while to learn the basics, but I got i learned easy. This game was just a basic, fun game. No game has let you control a family, and let them eat, sleep, work , an... Read Full Review
5 of 5 users found the following review helpfulI had this game growing up, buying it maybe 10 years ago. At the age of 17 I still love it just as much, I think proving it as an ageless game. Yes, the graphics are weak compared to the modern Sims but in terms of gamep... Read Full Review
0 of 0 users found the following review helpfulahh the game that started it all,,golden years erhm i mean day's,, All the stuff u can do in SimS is pretty cool,rewarding,,fun and enjoyable,,needless to say there are som dumb flaws and stuff in the game but not m... Read Full Review
0 of 0 users found the following review helpful(+) gameplay that never seems to get repetitive, good amount of clothes for when you create a Sim, good graphics for this type of game, the fact that you can make every Sim different with stats like nice-mean, neat-messy... Read Full Review
0 of 0 users found the following review helpful(+) lot of customization options from the look of people to what's in their house; plenty of depth like real-life emotions and character interactions; somehow doesn't get repetitive even though you do the same things nea... Read Full Review
0 of 0 users found the following review helpfulThe Sims is a simulation game, where you control people called "Sims" to a life of good or bad. You have complete freedom over their destiny, whether you set them on fire or have them pursue a career of perfection. Pr... Read Full Review
0 of 0 users found the following review helpfulSims is a franchise that will always stand on its own, breaking the conventional meanings of a video game - linear story, with beginning and ending and bosses, enemies or missions. If you actually perceive the right way,... Read Full Review
0 of 0 users found the following review helpfulDespite it's flaws (and there are some big ones) the fact this game changed peoples' lives makes it amazing. I knew people that literally spent every free second playing this game. Whether it was dumping hour upon hou... Read Full Review
0 of 0 users found the following review helpfulWell.. you start in ur mum's house, but she wants to get rid of you because your mature enough to leave the house. First you should repair the TV and cook the dinner. Also borrow 800 simoleons from your mum to go life... Read Full Review
0 of 0 users found the following review helpfulThe Sims is a life-simulation/strategy game and is one of the most popular games on the shelves. With it's open-ended gameplay and almost infinite things to do, The Sims is a game that almost everyone will like in some w... Read Full Review
0 of 0 users found the following review helpfulSome games are the first to do something. And most of the time it takes time to make that game perfect. But that doesnt go for the sims, this game got it right the first time and just improved its perfectness over the ye... Read Full Review
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