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Hi, I'm considering on wether I should buy this game and I want a few opions about the game,
 
 Is It like the PC version of the sims, or is it something different, I also want to know about eh online gaming as well.
 
 I would like to get some better info on teh game and I would appreciate it if I could get some answers.
 
 Thanks!

Date of Question: Jul 15th 2004 | Question ID: 6671

lolo18 | | Joined: Jul 14th 2004
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Well if you have played The Sims on PC and you enjoyed it, and you have played The Sims on PS2 and you also enjoyed that, then what are you waiting for?!

Personally I reccomend you buy this game!

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Christina96 | | Joined: Jul 17th 2004
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It's quite like the PC version of the game: the overall concept of the game remains the same, and the graphics are somewhat better than the PC version.

I recommend this game also :-)

~Cat x x x

dbz31cat | Member | Joined: Mar 22nd 2003
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Stick with the pc version. The PS2 version is the same. BUT, on thePS2 version you run out of building memory, which is quite dull if you think about it.

john dawson | Member | Joined: Oct 30th 2003
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Well I personally don't think you should buy this game cos it is fun at first but after a while you get bored cos you keep on doing the same thing over and over again

Go to toilet
Go to work
Eat
Toilet
Sleep
Eat
Toilet
Go to work ect.....

happydays82 | Member | Joined: May 15th 2005
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