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Lasting Appeal
I love this game, I really do, and in no part of this review was I biased. This game is addicting, just plain addicting. Have you ever played a computer game where the CD never left the hard drive? Well, that is what happened to me. I bought this game with the thoughts that it would be quite a disappointment. The good thing that I was overblown by was the extreme hours of fun this game has to offer. After writing this I have already looked into almost every nook and cranny of The Sims and I have found some small logical bumps in the game, none are too noticeable though.

There are not many logical bumps in the game. I find the neighbors are a tad pushy. If you greet them they think it gives them the right to pillage through your house. Greeted neighbors came in my house and started using my bathroom, turning on my television, and after awhile decided to pass out unconscious on my patio. The other thing isn't as a much as a glitch but more of a game deal - Times, the amount of time you have, an entire day, is as short as approximately 5mins or less. It takes my sim 20 "sim-minutes" to throw away some trash. Definitely something I wish was changed but the game can't take a real day to simulate a sims day can it, eh? Overall, besides some logical bumps and cracks this game is a huge pile of fun waiting to be enjoyed. I heavily suggest this game to anyone, new or old to the sim genre, it's a trip worth making.

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