Extremely Addicting, Official add-ons come out weekly, Easy-to-use controls
Cons:
Lack of multiplayer support - Might come soon, May get old after a period of time, logical bumps
Graphics:
(3.5 out of 5)
Sound:
(4 out of 5)
Gameplay:
(4.5 out of 5)
Overall:
(4 out of 5)
Overview
Fire! Fire! Call The Fireman! - Ahh Robber, Get The Police! Sounds sort of weird reading online huh? Well trust me, when you play
The Sims don't be surprised to have yourself murmuring this. The Sims is a "Real-life simulation" made from, Electronic Arts - the
same division that made SimCity. When you first hear of this game you might be somewhat
unattractied to the "gameplay". You might
think it is as fun as a regular person's dull life, which it is, and that strangely enough
is what makes it such a fun game.
The objective of the game is to become a successful key in every-day life; you hunt for jobs, keep the kids in control if you have
any, and everything else a real person would do in their life. When I say this game is fun, it is definitely an understatement.
Succeed in life; the objective of the game is simple as ever. Unlike other game genres,
in this one there is no real way you can win
in the game. The game just keeps going on forever. Getting bored? Start a new life and experience the glee again. The Sims creators
have been releasing official add-ons every Thursday. The add-ons aren't big downloads either, they usually weigh in at 1 megabyte
or less. Modifying the textures on the sim characters is an easy task. I even found myself
making skins of people I knew such as a Snicker skin!
(3.5 out of 5)
