The Sims 3
EA has once again managed to please their big fans of The Sims series by releasing another sequel to the earlier releases of the series, The Sims 3.
Most of PC game players have known or sure are familiar with The Sims series, which simulates the reality in life and pack it all into one fun and joyful game. Like before, in this The Sims 3, players will be controlling their Sims through their everyday life and fulfill their needs. But The Sims 3 will offer the players remarkable differences from its prequels. One of the differences is that now the players willhave more customization options available for them in creating their Sims, from head to toe. Another difference is that no more loading will pop up on their screen while they move from one location to another. Instead, they will be driving cars or riding bicycles to the destination, this is one big change in The Sims series by EA thanks to the new game engine which took 3 years of development. This will, of course, increase the fun in playing The Sims 3. One minus point is that the game itself will now spend more time loading when it is launched in order to load the whole environment for the open world in The Sims 3.
More features added for creating the Sims
What? A female burglar???
City Park, where all Sims gather
Like its prequels, the players of The Sims 3 might expect the expansion sets or add-on from EA for The Sims 3 which will give the game even richer customization options. The Sims 3 also has good quality graphics besides the gameplay itself.
Now, whether the players are the big fans of The Sims series or not, they are not likely to regret trying to play The Sims 3. Happy simulating! :)
Genre of Game: Simulation
Platforms for Game: Windows XP / Vista, Mac OS X 10.5.7 Leopard or higher
System Requirements:
Processor: 2.0 / 2.4 Intel Pentium 4 or equivalent, Intel Core Duo
Memory: 1 GB / 1.5 GB, 2 GB
VGA: 128 MB VGA with pixel shader 2.0, 128 MB ATI X1600 or NVIDIA 7600 GT or Intel Integrated GMA X3100
OS: Windows XP SP2 with DirectX 9.0c / Vista SP1
HDD: 6.1 GB plus 1 GB additional space in order to be able to save players’ played data.
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