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The Sims 2 (PC)

 

Description: Manufacturer: Electronic Arts / Genre: Simulation / As the first official sequel almost everything in The Sims 2 has ... more
The Sims 2 (PC) ... been expanded and improved on from the original, but the basic idea remains the same: to create and control the lives of your virtual characters. The entire scope of the game has now increased, for example characters now age and give birth to children! Another big new feature of the game is the introduction of specific 'aspirations' for your sim, which can be anything from a specific career to marrying a particular person. Each sim also has their own 'fears', which can be anything from living alone to losing their hair. Which of these situations end up coming true becomes the main influence on whether your sim is happy, the attainment of which is the only true goal in the game.

Newest Review: ... from fat to thin, you can even choose how big their nose, mouth, ears and eyes are! You get decide if they're married, have ... more

 ... parents, children or siblings. After you've chosen their hair and eye colour, clothes and personality, the next step is to find them somewhere to live. For all those perfectionists are there, this is the game for you. If you don't like any of the ready made houses in the house lot, then you can simply buy a plot of land and create your dream home. After you've furnished your house and garden, you may need to get a job using either the local paper or your Sims computer. With every expansion pack you buy, more caree...more

Jack-Voltaire
Premium Review The Sims 2 (PC): The Best Sims Yet! (759 words)
by Jack-Voltaire - written on 27.12.07 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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---Intro---- A game more addictive than Crystal Meth, with more hours consumed than waiting in line at the DMV, and more siblings than a bunny on viagra. Yes ladies and gentlemen, it can only be The Sims 2. Create your own virtual people, each with their own aspirations and personalities. Raise them, spoil them, get them jobs, put them in relationships (poor things), get married, start a family... the possibilities are endless. The Sims 2 is hands down one of the best games to ever hit the shelves. You will spend sleepless nights trying to convince yourself (and you're spouse) "just ten more minutes, I swear". All the available ...

Lauren06
Premium Review Highly addictive and fun! (1139 words)
by Lauren06 - written on 24.08.07 (Very useful, 183 readings)
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I was introduced to this game by my friend just after it was released in September 2004. As proof of just how popular it was before anyone had even played it, all copies in our town were sold out and we had to travel elsewhere just to find one! This is a life simulator game released as a follow up to the original sims game although it's not a sequel, more of an updated version. Very updated in fact, as this version involves so much more than its predecessor. Basically, you create your own Sims (people in the game) and guide them through their lives, but this time they age through six stages - baby, toddler, child, teenager, adult and elder. You begin by ...

john19878889
Premium Review The Sims 2 (PC): a good way to spend ur free time (680 words)
by john19878889 - written on 02.12.07 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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The sims is a simulation games where many people find addictive to. Few years ago, I played a The sims 1 before in my friends' house but didn't really have a chance to get to play this games seriously. A couple days ago, finally I bought the sims2 and ready to have it a try. I really want to know why this games could attract many people to play! I registered at the sims 2 official wwebsite and got to know that there are many features available in the sims 2. The good news here is the newest version of the sims 2 sim city societies is now available! The sims 2 players might be very delighted by this great news! So, I installed this games and played. ...

 
 
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