It’s the raft of minor additions like that which mean, despite a few pulled punches, that The Sims 3 is a broad and ridiculously charming game that manages to significantly expand upon its critical formula without ever becoming overwhelming. It’s that much closer to what a Sims player has always wanted from The Sims: to create themselves, and their friends, and then set them loose upon the world. It’s both more of a role-playing game than it’s ever been before, and more of a design game than it’s ever been before. It may suffer a few glaring compromises, but it’s an essential play for anyone with an interest in what videogames can achieve outside of a targeting reticule.
The Sims 3 Creators’ Camp – International version
The Sims 3: the immaculate conception of Nicole Fugger
OMG! im so devistated i havent even talked for 9 hours!! the sims3 is apparently coming out june 2nd!!!!! and alots of people got it the first!!
That reviewer hadn’t figured out that the “custom content” promised in the game interface is just recolors, not a new stereo :/