The more casual and less demanding approach to the management aspects also makes the game much more accessible than your average Sims game. Their wants and needs only increase once they've got beyond simply "surviving" and start to build permanent living arrangements.
The scaling back on the menu systems could upset die-hard PC fans. But as a concept on the PS2, it works brilliantly with some of the greatest feelings of achievement you'll get from a Sims title.
gamesmoker50 - January 12, 2009 5:12 a.m.
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| Release date: |
US
Nov 23 2007 (Wii) Nov 22 2007 (DS) Oct 22 2007 (PSP) |
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UK
Nov 26 2007 (Wii, DS) Nov 02 2007 (PSP) |
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| Expected release date: |
US
10/22/2007 (PS2) |
| Available Platforms: | Wii, PS2, DS, PSP |
| Genre: | Simulation |
| Published by: | Electronic Arts |
| Developed by: | Maxis |
| Franchise: | The Sims |
| ESRB Rating: |
Teen:
Crude Humor,
Mild Violence,
Suggestive Themes
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| PEGI Rating: |
12+
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arcion256 - December 6, 2008 11:15 a.m.