The Sims 3 (PC)

The Sims 3 is a great improvement on the Sims 2, the customization options are huge on both your sims and home, the interactions are entertaining and with each expansion pack it just gets better. Commonly the series is known as "digital crack" because you could be doing the same thing over and over and still want to play it. The only problem is that there's so many glitches and bugs, like a lot of EA games they're pushed out with these bugs so getting the game in it's first release would have lead to disappointment sooner or later when you notice the problems. And now they're bringing out the Sims 4 it can be expected that a number of bugs would be left untouched in the game and it's expansions. I think it's worth it as a fun way to play games but it's no where near perfect, needs more polish.

I have been a fan of The Sims since the original. The newest one is great because you have free roam of your town, everything is customizable and the interactions between the sims are great. The main issue with this game though is that EA has seemed to quit caring about the quality of their expansion packs when they release them. They tend to be full of bugs and issues which are not fixed until patches later on. So if you do play, I would advise waiting until a patch is released to purchase a new expansion pack for the game. Also, while the graphics are good, you can make them better with custom content.

The Sims 3 is a computer game where you can create people, choose traits for them, and customize them. You can buy a house, find a job, and get married. You can go tons of places like the park, the diner, and stores. You can make friends and have sleepovers. Kids in the Sims 3 go to school and do homework.

If something is affecting your Sim's mood, it will be shown on the moodlet meter. If your Sim ate a great meal, it might show something like +15 ate great meal, because in real life, if you eat a great mean your mood will be affected too. But moodlets can also be bad, if your sim is tired, it can -50. There is a bar on the left, green if it is happy, yellow if it is fine, and red if it is bad. If you keep it green for a long time, it will add lifetime points. You can use lifetime points to buy advances in your Sims life like: "always clean" or "never hungry".

Just like real life, you can lose friends if you don't talk to them, and you can also have relationships and weddings. You can also end your relationship or divorce, but it will make your Sim very unhappy. You can throw parties and have birthdays. Your sim can also die of old age, hunger, fire, and being scared to death.

I loved the Sims 3, but it was a little too expensive. 50$? You can easily get bored of Sims, and there goes your 50$. I still think it's fun, because you are the creator of your own world.

the best ever game. good for anyone. very addictive. my personal fave.i know a bunch of people who have this game and are very hapy with it.

I like every little thing of this game...well maybe i dont like that in WA you can only stay the littlest time in the first vacation,but...acceptable.

And i cant wait for Ambitions 2 come out.

Features:

*Create sims(people),make then your own,build their homes,take them on vacations(from WA)

The Sims 3 is the newest addition to the Sims franchise, and was long-awaited by many.

The Sims 3 encompasses a lot of the technology used to create The Sims 2, but with gameplay changes that make the game far more interesting and easy to navigate.

The largest change in the game is its 'neighbourhood play' feature, which enables you to play the game within the entire neighbourhood without hitting a single loading screen. This is incredibly useful, as many frustrated players spent what seemed like years staring at loading screens every time they wished to exit the house.

Smaller changes such as more customisable features on Sims themselves, more furniture, more hobbies, more NPCs, and things to collect and do heighten the gaming experience further.

Although the huge game file may not work on many computers, for those that do it runs well and smoothly. However, too much custom content could clog up your memory quickly, so it is advisable to keep an eye on your save games.

All in all, a decent game and a definite improvement to the series.

Arrgg this game made me so angry. It is a total waste of money and takes up all your computers memory. You will need to spend all your life savings on a brand new computer before playing! The Sims 3 graphics were just like the Sims 2 and even on the lowest graphic settings it still wouldn't work on my pc. From now on I will stick with the Sims 2 as it is better and was actually created by Will Wright, the best game designer in history!

Love it! i have the pc version of The Sims and i lvoe all the new details and how you can choose the fabric of anything in the home