The Sims 3: Pets Review – Starting From Scratch On Consoles
Game Informer
18 October 2011
Conclusion: Concept: Give your sims pets…again. At least you can control them this time Graphics: I encountered plenty of slowdown and texture popping, but the level of detail on the...
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Conclusion: Over all the achievements are all achievable and there are a few sneaky shortcuts to some of the longer achievements, so for all you 100%er's out there i would highly
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Excerpt: The Sims 3 makes its HD-gen console debut in this impressive port that, despite long loading times and a few technical quirks, retains the addictive and enjoyable nature
Pros: Easy to master console control scheme; Karma powers offer an additional set of tools for toying with/tormenting your Sims
Conclusion: It is no small accomplishment what the developers managed to do with bringing The Sims 3 to consoles as for the first time in the series I actually feel like the controls
Conclusion: The laid back nature of The Sims 3 transfers to consoles almost effortlessly in this new age of HD gaming, and if it wasn’t for some serious issues on the older