The Sims is one of the gaming sensations of the 21st century. Since the series was launched in 2000, it has spawned a host of successful sequels, and The Sims 3 is the latest and greatest of them all. The series, which took the step from isometric perspective to 'real' 3D with The Sims 2, has now taken another step towards increased realism. The Sims world is now one seamless, continuous map. Your Sims can roam throughout their neighbourhood, visit neighbours’ homes and explore the surroundings. They can stroll downtown to hang out with friends, meet someone new at the park, or run into colleagues on the street. The graphics are enhanced to make the Sims and their environment look far better than ever before.
Creating a Sim is now more sophisticated than ever too. You can create Sims who look like yourself or anyone you know. You can choose your Sim's body-type - thin, fuller figures or muscular, and anything in between. Then fine-tune every aspect of their Sims face, change their hair colour and their skin tone. You can dress your Sim what publisher EA claims to be infinite fashion, make-up, and accessory styles.
Beauty is just skin deep, so you can also select your Sim's character using an innovative trait system. Select from dozens of personality traits and combine up to five traits to make a variety of interesting characters, to populate your neighbourhood. Create an idealistic, creative dreamer who has a hidden daredevil streak, or an insensitive, vapid socialite whose deepest secret is that she is actually a genius. With The Sims 3, it's completely up to you.
Once you've created your Sims, you can give them long term goals, and a career. You give them a job in politics or the army. Make them a criminal or even a scientist. Where they travel to work depends on what job they do. Their job, and how well they do at it, determines how much they earn, and what you can buy with it. You'll need money to expand your home, and buy things like a car or nicer furniture.
The Sims 3 lets you do all the things you like to do in real life (and some things you might not like, like going to school) all without leaving the comfort of your own couch.
Minimum system requirements:
OS: XP SP2 / Vista SP1 / Windows 7
CPU:
For XP: 2.0 GHz P4 processor or equivalent
For Windows Vista and Windows 7: 2.4 GHz P4 processor or equivalent
RAM: For XP 1 GB RAM / Windows Vista and Windows 7 1.5 GB RAM*
DISC DRIVE: DVD drive
Hard Drive: At least 3.5 GB** of hard drive space with at least 1 GB additional space for custom content and saved games.
Video: 128 MB Video Card with support for Pixel Shader 2.0
*For NVIDIA ION™ computers, the game requires at least 2.0 GB RAM.
**9.6 GB of hard drive space if installing with The Sims 3.
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Reviews
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Sims Serial take up alot of storage on your disk but i would recommend sims 3 as it a great game to teach your kids what life really about in this simulator. i play it myself be poor as and become rich with a realy flash house with alot of famouse people on the sims also you can find a girlfriend build up relationship and become old with them have kids. order pizza so on.this game girl me 100hour of game play per day. if i get board with that sim i can creat a new one or play with built in sims.
If you have an juiced up computer, the graphics are amazing. The customization you can give a sim is also very rewarding; you can now color customize the different parts of a sim's outfit with virtually any color, and the pattern system they've created only increases the amount of customization you can give a sim's clothing. A sim's hair coloration is now broken up into four parts, all of which can be set to any color you wish. The only disadvantage I found is that there doesn't seem to be as many ways to customize the face as there had been in Sims 2; there are some new, different ways though.
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