The best-selling PC game people sim makes its console debut. Create and control your Sims on your console with new level-based game play and 3D graphics. Customize your Sim's personality and appearance then move into the neighborhood. Get a job, make friends and advance through your career and life's big moments. Unlock new objects and bigger houses along the way. You start with just one Sim in a small little shack, but soon you can move into bigger and better homes as you advance through life's big moment. Meet, flirt and fight with a neighborhood full of wild characters. You can also load your Sims into a friend's game and play two-player games.
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Animal Crossing is great, assuming you can get over the simplistic graphics, zany dialogue, and inescapable saccharine nature. Understandably, a lot of people can't get into a game where fruit is the most valuable commodity and all purchases are overseen by an apron-wearing raccoon. The Sims ultimately serves up a similar, if somewhat more complex, experience to Animal Crossing, but delivers it in a way that should appeal to a more gamers' palates. Read More »
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