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 The Sims 2 (PSP)
Description: Genre: Simulation, Rating: T - (Teen), Manufacturer: EA - Electronic Arts Newest Review: ... in your house, which you have to remove. The game play is very structured for a game such as this. There is no free-play ... more  ... option in the game, or at least not until you complete the whole game and this option is unlocked. You have to meet a series of tasks, which come thick and fast, and the game-playing is quite linear and laid out. Although you can explore your environment as you wish, areas are unlocked in sequence and after completing tasks, and it reminded me of early text adventure games for platforms such as the Amiga.
I must admit that I plodded along with the game structure rather than really enjoying it. The game isn't that long ...more |
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The Sims 2 for PSP Price Comparison
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THE SIMS 2 SONY PSP GAME
Simulation, Rating: T - (Teen), Published by: EA - Electronic Art... |
£ 7,99 |
Postage & Packaging:
£ 2.00 Availability: refer to shop website |
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The Sims 2 (PSP): Sims 2 on the PSP - haunted edition (648 words)
by julwhite - written on 29.03.08 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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I remember back in 2000 getting the first Sims game for the PC when it came out. I had been a fan of Maxis's games such as Sim City and wanted to try this new genre. I enjoyed it for a while, but judging by the sales over recent years and the tens of add-ons Maxis have produced, thousands of other computer gamers have also enjoyed the game. So I thought that eight years later I'd try Sims 2 for the PSP. It follows the basic Sims principle of controlling a character around an environment in which you can inter-act with other people, objects and try to ensure that you build relationships, earn money and then decorate your house if you wish. The plot ...
