Here’s an interesting fact that I was unaware of…hell probably the only person on Earth who didn’t know…I had to google the term Noughties . Yep, I have never heard of that word before. In fact, I even had to run it thru a text-to-speech program just to make sure. Well, at least I was able to learn it enough in time before the decaded ended!
Speaking of the last 10 years, VideoGamer.com takes a look at the top 100 video games of The Noughties with a listing of games from 100 to 91. The Sims 3 barely makes it on the list as the 100th game:
Originality is a rare commodity in the world of gaming, but it’s even rarer to see an original game that sells well. The Sims is the best-selling PC game of all time, a roaring success people still buy and play (and indeed pirate) some ten years after its first appearance. Since then we’ve had two full sequels along with countless spin-offs and console versions, but the series’ main draw remains largely unchanged. The Sims is a living doll’s house, a unique gaming experience that allows us to play God while simultaneously engaging with our all-too-human hopes and fears. It’s a game about doing the dishes, paying the bills, and trying in vein to shag your hot single friends. It’s also the only game on this list that lets you trap a man in a room with no doors and no toilet – an activity that has to rank as one of the cruellest pleasures in the history of gaming.
The Sims 3, the sims 2, the sims, spore and simcity should be at the higher
rank not in the lowest. Everybody knows the sims and simcity and they liked it.
Maybe the judge or writer did not like simulation games.
He/She should know that some games are influenced by the sims in the manner of dressing and creating their characters: like dragon age:origins and many more……………………..
Please someone reply
I think the writer liked shooting game so much that many of the shooting video games are in the list even though some had low scores in its reception.
That’s all…………………………………..