My Sims (DS)

It's probably worth noting that I was put off buying this game for a long time because although I am a big fan of The Sims games, I was rather taken aback by the completely different look of MySims on the Nintendo DS. Sooner or later, however, my Sims obsession ensured that I caved in and ordered this game from Amazon! Gameplay MySims is very easy to play, and could be compared to the Animal Crossing and Harvest Moon games. MySims focuses far more on the adventures of your individual character and the town he/she lives in, rather than the traditional Sims focus on building up a household or family. The goal is to increase the popularity ...  Read the complete review

As a huge fan of the Sims, when I saw this game advertised I knew I had to have it. My only dilemma was deciding which version, Nintendo Wii or DS? I was unsure how much they would differ, so I waited a few days and read some reviews. I finally decided on the DS game for two reasons: It was about £10 cheaper and the DS is actually mine, the Wii is my husbands console and this game really isn't his kind of thing! I did a bit of window shopping first but finally bought it from my local Woolworths for £26.99 as the prices were similar to internet sites but I didn't have to wait for delivery. If you are looking for this in any shop, you definately can't miss it, the picture ...  Read the complete review

This My Sims game is definately a totally different version of the usual Sims I am used to even though it is still made by EA. The main differences of this version of the game are the graphics and how you control the characters. In this game you are ONE person and go about your business. I guess when this game came out in 2007 they were re-thinking of the brand of the Sims and thought they needed a new way in order to attract more customers. In this new and different version of Sims game, the graphics seem to be more cartoon and 'cute' like. People are shorter and less human like. You start off in My Sims as a newcomer to the town and ...  Read the complete review

I would recomend this game to any sim's fan. It is much easier to control and I found it is alot easier game plan than any of the other sim's games. I have played this game on the wii and I found the DS version much better and easier to control. The game starts where you can personalise your sim, you then move into the village and start to meet the characters such as the mayre and the flower shop owner. To get through the game you need to help out the people of the village to move onto the the next game play. Within the game there are lots of fun little mini games such as a a game where you help the flower shop keper to make garland ...  Read the complete review

I have enjoyed playing Sims for a number of years, on my pc and mac and so my husband new he was on to a winner when he bought me the Sims game for my DS lite. I do really enjoy it and if you are a fan of Sims then I would recommend it. However, I am not 100% pleased with it and actually preferred playing on the pc and mac versions. Rather than creating a city or an environment for your sim, you start off by customising their appearance. This is quite good fun for kids but to be honest, as an adult, I just wanted to get on with playing the game rather than designing when my Sim looked like. But having said hat, this was one of the first games I had and so ...  Read the complete review