The Sims: Unleashed Expansion Pack (PC) Reviews
Product Type: Electronic Arts PC games
Newest Review: ... experience even more varied and fun. This time, the main addition is pets for your Sims. You can adopt dogs and cats from a ... more
... pet shelter and these really become one of the family, taking up one of the eight Sim slots in your household. These house pets can learn skills and your Sims can train them, interact with them and even enter them into pet shows. You can also own a variety of other small animals, but these count as items and not as Simlike pets.
This expansion also opens up a new area for your Sims to explore: Old Town. This is actually an extension of the normal neighbourhood and expands the number of lots from ten to 40, if memory ...more
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The Sims Expansion Three-Pack Vol 1
Unleashed - The Sims have Pets. Add a furry friend to your sims ... Last Update 21.05.2013 06:03
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Customer The Sims: Unleashed Expansion Pack (PC) Reviews (1)
by - written on 05/10/12 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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I've always been one for video games. I had a Megadrive when I was pretty young, followed by a few other Nintendo consoles, but I've also been quite a fan of games for the computer as well. I particularly enjoy simulation and strategy games, and so The Sims was something I was desperate to get when it first came out when I was about ten. Unfortunately, our computer wasn't advanced enough to play it and it couldn't be installed when my parents kindly bought it for me. I was heartbroken, but luckily my dad was planning on buying a new one for work fairly soon anyway, so I did get to play it after not too long. My love of The Sims then lasted a few years, with me buying all Read the complete review
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