The Sims (Xbox)

Newest Review: ... As with the PC version of the game you are able to customise your own sim to some extent however the Xbox version allows you ... more

... to control a number of different parts of the body. You can choose the size of your sim (Cuddly, Slim or Skinny) and your facial features. There are a greater number of options for your hair and clothes, and you are given the option to accesorise your sim (is it me or is this a computer game of Girl’s World). After you have finished the creative bit you have to give your sim a personality and name. There you go, you are now ready to start the game (about 1 hour later). If you don’t want to spend time creating a sim ...more

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The Sims (Xbox): Do Not Disturb, Sims, Busy (1169 words)
by - written on 10/11/04 (Very useful, 286 readings)
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I recently was asked to go and have a look in our local GAME store to see if they had a copy of Crazy Taxi 3 for the Xbox. Lo and behold they did, my other half would be so pleased, exactly the game he was looking for and at the bargain price of £15.99. But soft, what light from yonder Xbox game breaks, It is the price, and Juliet is the 2 for £25 sticker on the front Arise fair maiden and search for another game That you will be able to play on your own. That is a basic version of how I came across my copy of Sims for the Xbox. After searching through the rest of the ‘Offer’ games my palm rested on the Holy Grail of games, ‘The ... Read the complete review

Are u addicted (984 words)
by - written on 20/10/04 (Useful, 187 readings)
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Overview The Sims is a simulation game which was first brought out on the pc along with a lot of expansion packs. It was one of the top selling games and most addictive on the pc. I think for those reasons it was brought on the xbox. Controls The Sims is very easy to play using the xbox controller i personally think it is just as easy to play as it is on the pc. It highlights on screen what buttons do what. Starting out The Sims is like a real life simulation. You first create a gender for your sim whether it be male or female, then you create whether you want it to be a child or an adult. Also you can choose there ... Read the complete review

The Sims (Xbox): Even better than the Pc version! (704 words)
by - written on 06/06/03 (Very useful, 175 readings)
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They finally brought this out on the X-Box!! I have been waiting for this for ages and so far I am not disappointed! The X-Box version of The Sims has all of the basic game characteristics as the pc. You start a family, move them into a house (or you can build one yourself), get them a job, get married, have a family and live happily ever after. There are extra bits on the X-Box version though. As well as the standard game you have an option to ‘Get a Life’. This is when you can create a character and you move into a house, the first level is your mum’s house. You are then given tasks that you must complete before you can move ... Read the complete review