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The Sims: Life Stories (PC)


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The Sims: Life Stories (PC)

 
Description: Manufacturer: EA - Electronic Arts / Genre: Simulation / ESRB Rating: T - (Teen) / Platform: Windows / Distribution ... more
The Sims: Life Stories (PC) ... Media: DVD-ROM / Release Date: February, 2007

Newest Review: ... and dislike. The Sims Life Stories is of simular quality to The Sims 2, however does lack certain features but also gains a ... more

 ... few too. The main difference between the 2 is that The Sims Life Stories has a optional scenario mode where you have to complete objectives related to 2 ready created sims lives to gain bonus items to use on the free play mode and The Sims 2 doesn't. This i think is a great feature as none of the P.C based Sims games other than the life stories ones have this feature. The other big difference is there are no add ons, sure there's The Sims Castaway Stories and The Sims Pet Stories but these are both stand alone games....more

Price Comparison for The Sims: Life Stories (PC)

The Sims: Life Stories (PC DVD)
"Play Through the Great Moments of Your Sims Life Story. The Sims ...
Last Update 09.11.2009 05:40
£ 14.93


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The Sims: Life Stories (PC DVD)
Each game in The Sims Stories product line is a standalone produc ...
Last Update 09.11.2009 05:40
£ 14.99


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Read Reviews for The Sims: Life Stories (PC)

natzatp
Premium Review The Sims: Life Stories (PC): A bit of a let down, not quite as good as The Sims 2 but sti ... (232 words)
by - written on 26/10/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
Rating:

The Sims Life Stories is a role play game where you control the lives of virtual characters that are created by you. You can build and decorate their houses, chose what career path they will follow and even influence who they like and dislike. The Sims Life Stories is of simular quality to The Sims 2, however does lack certain features but also gains a few too. The main difference between the 2 is that The Sims Life Stories has a optional scenario mode where you have to complete objectives related to 2 ready created sims lives to gain bonus items to use on the free play mode and The Sims 2 doesn't. This i think is a great feature as none of the P.C ...  Read the complete review

topherbenn
Premium Review The Sims 2 goes 'lite' for laptops! (449 words)
by - written on 04/03/09 (Very useful, 28 readings)
Rating:

The Sims 2 is a complex game, and for complex games you need quite a good computer to handle the graphics and elaborate game play. This new edition to the Sims product line is the 'lite' version of the best-selling PC game. Never worry that your computer might not manage to play this game, as it's been designed specifically for laptops, which don't usually compare to a computer specification of a similar price. What's good about this game is the creators have incorporated many of the elements throughout the expansion packs of The Sims 2 series; from going on date's (Nightlife) to being able to custom build houses with options that were seen first in the later ...  Read the complete review

 

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