iMac-Games The Sims 3 PC

iMac-Games The Sims 3 PC

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Brand : iMac-Games
Product name : The Sims 3
Product code : SIM3
Category : Video Games
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Long product name iMac-Games The Sims 3 PC :
The Sims 3, PC, Simulation
Short summary description iMac-Games The Sims 3 PC :
iMac-Games The Sims 3, PC, T (Teen)
Long summary description iMac-Games The Sims 3 PC :
iMac-Games The Sims 3. Platform: PC, ESRB rating: T (Teen), Developer: EA Black Box

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Reviews

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:27:29

Average rating:86

Uk has collected 88 expert reviews for iMac-Games The Sims 3 PC and the average expert rating is 86 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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electricpig.co.uk

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:26:42

Average rating:80

The Sims 3 is the latest console-based installment in EA’s world-conquering life simulation series, but it’s been conspicuously absent on consoles until now. Indeed, the new ports are lagging behind the PC edition by over a year. Does the addition...

Vast, almost mindblowing possibilities and outcomes...
Awkward padbased controls and occasionally skittish performance...
Just as addictive as ever, despite the lukewarm control system...

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darkzero.co.uk

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:26:53

Average rating:90

How the hell do you write about The Sims 3, or at the very least, squeeze it into around 800 words? At base level, it is ostensibly the same game as the two that came before it, and their many, many expansion packs, and it is only when you get into the...

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itreviews.com

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:26:54

Average rating:0

On one level its essentially still The Sims, but on another, so many careful tweaks have been implemented (not to mention a few big changes) that this third incarnation is a joy to explore and unfold. Its a massively charming outing into a seamless...

yetanotherreviewsite.co.uk

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:26:57

Average rating:70

The Sims is like the abusive uncle of the gaming world, it tells you it loves you but then horribly takes advantage of your trust. As I am myself a fan of the series, I find myself constantly falling for the promises of the next installment, I let my i...

Free roaming world adds alot to gameplay; More careers and choices overall; Improved needs system, urination isn't a must at parties any longer...
Not at all that different; Seems like a glorified expansion pack; No previous expansion content...

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impulsegamer.com

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:26:58

Average rating:87

Brooke RobinsonClassification: PG8.7The Sims 3Without question, The Sims is probably one of the most popular “non-gamer” and “non-casual” games in the world which once again returns to the world of the PC which first birthed this very popular concept...

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expertreviews.co.uk

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:26:58

Average rating:80

Nine years on from the original game, The Sims gets a second sequel that refines the improvements made over the course of many expansion packs. The essence of the game is still resource and task management in daily life, and if that and the open-ended...

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xtragamer.co.uk

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:26:59

Average rating:91

Possibly one of the most anticipated games for the PC, the Sims 3 has been out for just under a month now. But does it match up with what many people were thinking? Having done some research into the game I can tell you how good it really is. Well thin...

nowgamer.com

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:27:12

Average rating:80

Five years and 374 (give or take) expansion packs after the release of The Sims 2, the most successful series in PC gaming history is back for its third installment. This latest addition to the ever-swelling Sims franchise takes the series’ premise of...

A stunning life simulator with a few gaping omissions. It will likely reach boiling point over the next year or so. 8.0/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Share this pageNoticed something wrong? Report error/mistake...

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trustedreviews.com

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:27:19

Average rating:90

If you'd asked me one month ago to describe The Sims phenomenon, here are a few words and phrases I might have used: dull, repetitive, cash-machine, would-be interior designers, perfect game for people who feel Neighbours might be too dramatic. To be hone...

The Sims used to be the game for people who didn't like games. With this threequel, it becomes the game that people who like games like as well. Huge, deep and enthralling, it's a game that most of us won't want to miss...

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goodgearguide.com.au

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:27:24

Average rating:80

Over the coming weeks, you may begin to hear strange, pseudo-Scandinavian chanting outside your place of residence. You might even feel an urge to join in. Don’t be alarmed — it’s merely the sound of thousands of celebratory gamers singing Simlish in the streets. That’s right boys ‘n’ girls — after a five-year hiatus (and a last-minute delay), the world’s best-selling computer game franchise is finally moving back into the neighbourhood. It’s been a long and arduous wait for Sims fans, who’ve h...

New real-time map, diverse personalities, high replay-value, it’s The Sims!...
Not much new to sink your teeth into...
The Sims 3 is a gentle evolution of the series that retains everything fans hold dear. While the improvements on offer aren’t major, they’re enough to make the upgrade worthwhile. Bring on the expansion packs!...

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gameplanet.co.nz

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:27:25

Average rating:90

The Sims 3 is a serious advancement of the series, however underneath its still the same Sims, and if you couldnt stand it in the past chances are you still wont be able to. Some of the micro-management tasks have been made a bit easier, and the add...

Detailed character creation with character traits. Graphical overhaul in true Sims style. Explore the entire town, on foot, in your car or on your bike. Addictive.
Wont appeal to people who previously havent enjoyed the series. Still gets a bit confusing when your household gets too large.

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gamesradar.com

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:27:25

Average rating:90

The Sims 3, like the previous games, is all about controlling people. You begin by moulding their appearance (bearded, thinnish, roguishly handsome), selecting their five personality traits (Childish, Good, Friendly, Artistic, Computer Whizz) and dropp...

Selfsufficient Sims, Wish system is rewarding, Greater scope and a sense of exploration...
Playing realistically is boring, Doesn't add much new, Feels like a step back in some ways...

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HEXUS.net

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:27:25

Average rating:90

Whats it about? The chances are you’ll have either played or heard of the Sims franchise. With over 100 million units sold across the Globe, The Sims is the biggest PC franchise in history. For this third iteration in the strategic life-simulation se...

The Sims franchise has evolved. EA and Maxis has taken everything that is great from its previous games and enhanced and fine-tuned almost every aspect, as well as adding some new features that give the gameplay more focus and purpose than ever before...

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maximumpc.com

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:26:52

Average rating:90

Such a leap forward it feels more like The Sims³ By now, when people think of The Sims franchise, they think of a virtual dollhouse in which you guide little idiot people through the mundane details of their lives rather than living your own. That repu...

Simulates an entire town of Sims; great homebuilding tools; complex personalities.
Watching Sims sleep every night; unrewarding lifetime rewards; frustrating pathfinding.

gamertell.com

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:27:00

Average rating:80

I was going to resist The Sims 3. After all, I have a complete The Sims 2 running on my laptop, complete with every single expansion pack and a robust assortment of user-created original content. Besides, $49.99’s a lot of money and I’ve been cutting...

and...
section above, The Sims 3 departs quite a bit from The Sims and The Sims 2. You get one neighborhood. In that neighborhood, you pick one family to play as. Ideally, you should be able to pick more, but a glitch/bug is preventing the Story Mode toggle from...

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videogamer.com

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:27:07

Average rating:70

Doom. Empire Earth. Driver. Master of Orion. Police Academy. What do all of these franchises have in common? Well, there’s no delicate way of saying this, but they all bought a First Class ticket for the express train to Crapsville as soon as they reac...

High level of customisation, Improved Sim AI, Lacks novelty and spark, Large households are difficult to manage...

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pcmag.com

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:27:08

Average rating:80

In The Sims 3, the Sims series has finally grown up. No longer are the Sims ($49.99 for PC and Mac; $9.99 iPhone or iPod touch) just digital action figures in a big dollhouse. The new Sims have personalities, goals, and unique body types and hairsty...

Interface improvements. Finer controls for placing objects within a house. More character depth now available. Sims now have life goals to work toward, not just dead-end jobs.
Items from the previous expansion packs not included in this version. You have to pay for cool downloadable items once your initial free online points run out.
With The Sims 3, the series has evolved from a virtual sandbox into a well-thought-out world with three-dimensional characters...

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diehardgamefan.com

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:27:16

Average rating:73

This is EA’s latest entry into game legacy. It’s supposed to have new innovations, a complete world with no loading between locations, and much better graphics and the ability to customize everything in game. Yet it feels like they just gutted , reorg...

As the first true new Sims title since 2004, The Sims 3 uses most of the classic gameplay and controls and cannibalizes elements from The Sims 2 to try and create what they call a new experience. What we get is a slim version of the game that loads an...

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ztgamerdomain.com

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:27:25

Average rating:78

It's a hard knock Sim for ME!So I was sitting around in ZTGameDomain secret HQ thinking what the heck do I want to review next, the SC2 beta crawls towards me like I was a starving dog and a snail was pulling a 2 ounce steak in my direction, so I decid...

Storymode adds real life, Seamless travel, Little details built with a lot of care...
Similar activities, No real improvements in the job system...

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gamespy.com

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:27:25

Average rating:90

Whether by reading books, listening to music, playing games, or watching movies, people have always found ways to live out their fantasies and entertain their imaginations. Gamings always been my choice medium for this, and its because of games like...

Infinitely replayable; lots of downloadable content; waaaaay too many features to detail.
Downloadable content costs real Earth dollars; managing big families is pretty tough.

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techworld.com

Updated:
2017-01-06 04:27:27

Average rating:0

nderful, because The Sims 3 is finally the game the original aspired to be, a sprawling valley-sized slice of virtual reality that's yours to tinker with entirely, no longer hemmed in by invisible barriers or repetitious characters.Intrepid, because T...

Although it's not an intrinsically different game from its predecessors, The Sims 3 turns out to be a much more fully realised one. Sure, it's still laser-focused on middle class America (maybe it's time to think a trifle more internationally guys?) b...

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