I wanna get a Sims game but I wanna the best one out there for the best console or PC. So any tips and warnings, guys?
Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2006 9:36 pm
Seibana
I wanna get a Sims game but I wanna the best one out there for the best console or PC. So any tips and warnings, guys?
well.. sims the first one is pretty boring.. which goes for the sims deluxe edition for pc.. i like sims bustin out.. tis pretty cool.. and i DUN use codes til after i beat the game.. and well. there is also Urbz sims in the city.. pretty much high school all over again.. its about you makin yerself popular in the world.. i had sims fer X-box.. fergot the name of it and how that went though .. sorry.. hope i helped.. ^_^
well sim's busting out is pretty good (so ive heard and red) when i played sim's 2, it was kinda fun but it was frustrating to get the people to do stuff like if the little kid i had wanted to go to skool,for some reason, he wouldnt go
Posted: Mon May 01, 2006 9:04 pm
liosheen
well sim's busting out is pretty good (so ive heard and red) when i played sim's 2, it was kinda fun but it was frustrating to get the people to do stuff like if the little kid i had wanted to go to skool,for some reason, he wouldnt go
lol i had that problem but then i realized i had free will off.. ???
Quick tips for figureing things out. Fairly easy to understand point and click controls for your Sims. Easy money cheets when you want them. Somewhat boreing but highly addictive to those who are spontanious perfectionests.
-Cons:
Glitches are more common. If you deside to get the Sims, and not the Sims 2, for your computer, the children do not grow past child hood and have to go to school forever. Sims you are not playing while tending to a different one in the same household tend to make distructive desisions.
For PS2:
-Pros:
More design tools and actual missions in the game that try to depict storyline. Bigger lots for bigger houses. More options with your Sims. More ways to keep your Sim happy, or make your Sim depressed. Sims tend to be less destructive when left on their own.
-Cons:
You can't have kids ((Or so I've heard)) I am yet to hear of a money cheet for when your fusterated. Items must be unlocked through pleeseing your Sim, which sometimes prooves hard to do. Controls can proove to be confuseing or fusterating.
I've always prefured the PC virsion, but to each their own. Either way, the game is addictive.
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Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2006 11:20 am
When I think about expressing my feelings,
I heard that the one for consoles is harder than the one for the PC. But I highly recommend Sims 2 for the PC. I find it so much more fun the first one.
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