Summary: One more complaint, if you'll indulge me, is the complete lack of faith or spirituality in the game. It seems to me that adding Church on Sundays, Yoga, Buddhist medit...
Summary: That’s why I’d like to come back to the good intentions. I’ll write one down now in my too big notebook. “I’m going to be more precise in my reviews in 2006. It’s irri...
Summary: Sims 2 is an all right game if you like going around collecting items, and going through goal-oriented gameplay. It is presented well, but it has some gameplay, and co...
Summary: If you're looking to get the PC version of The Sims 2 on your console then you're going to be disappointed but what you do get is a solid The Sims game that offers cla...
Summary: The Sims 2 for Xbox is a large step in the right direction for EA in their attempts to make the game more console-accessible. The new control feature and somewhat simp...
Conclusion: Different Strokes for Different Folks As with the predecessor and its innumerable add-ons, many will find themselves drawn into a web of social interactions and daily ...
Conclusion: Visually The Sims 2 is an improvement from previous Sims console games, especially in the sometimes-racy but superb animations that go along with Sims interactions tha...
Pros: -, Selectable third-person controls allow for a more console-centric way of moving characters, - Best Sims console title, - Again allows for two-player Sims gaming
Cons: - Can’t compete with all the PC version and its expansion packs offer, - Annoying loading screens and sometimes less-than-responsive controls, - Visuals aren’t as shar...
Summary: If you could create your own reality, wouldn't you want to experience it? Create a cast of characters and tell your own stories in The Sims 2, the arrival of Reality G...