Like the other Sims 3 iPhone game, you can’t have babies or get married and you can only control the one Sim. For the most part I felt as though I spent most of my time in loading screens.
Unlike the rest of The Sims Franchise, I don’t see this game with endless opportunities, once played it probably won’t get looked at again. You may enjoy this game if you are not an avid player of the series. Kind of like going to a Movie without seeing the trailer.
I am glad it was under $10 but really, I got more value out of my $1.19 Angry Birds purchase.’
full review – with pictures over at Simsau!
Ugh, I think it’s so retarded that people keep asking for kids and pets and stuff. This is an iPod game, they can’t fit the entire Sims 3 game inside of it. Or if they can, it’ll take up all the gigs on your iPod.
Though the iPod games aren’t anywhere near the PC versions, I think WA for iTouch was a big leap from the iTouch base game. It has a lot more stuff to do, like the mini-games and puzzles. Definitely not worth the 6 bucks (neither were) but it’s okay.
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