The Sims 3

[Josh]

Got the right specs for it?

I am not a fan on the sims but it's quite fun.
Ended up getting mine for $25AUD.. Brand new because JB Hi Fi stuffed up the prices.. ($25 is NOT $25 OFF!)

Haha. Even if JBHIFI don't screw up the prices, it's pretty cheap anyway.

@Milestone - Oh, I wasn't answering the actual "First Expansion One", just telling him what the fireman one was. :p

[Fiendly]

Haha. Even if JBHIFI don't screw up the prices, it's pretty cheap anyway.

@Milestone - Oh, I wasn't answering the actual "First Expansion One", just telling him what the fireman one was. :p

I got it when it was just released, so around the 80 - 90AUD mark
Was definitely worth it.. Except it's PC

[AgnesIO]

I got it when it was just released, so around the 80 - 90AUD mark
Was definitely worth it.. Except it's PC

The Sims is one of the games that should be played on PC. FPS games should also be played on PC.

[Fiendly]

The Sims is one of the games that should be played on PC. FPS games should also be played on PC.

Agreed, but I don't seem to understand why a lot of platform-crossed games need a lot of specs if the consoles have lower specs than a PC -_-

[peteyt]

The Sims kind of annoy me.

From what I've seen they have taken stuff out of version 3 that was in 2 only to add it into expansion packs. I had quite a lot of the original and then they go here's number 2 you can't use those ones again with it etc

[AgnesIO]

The Sims kind of annoy me.

From what I've seen they have taken stuff out of version 3 that was in 2 only to add it into expansion packs. I had quite a lot of the original and then they go here's number 2 you can't use those ones again with it etc

What do you expect? :S

You don't need Microsoft allowing you to use old programs on new operating systems? (Well, they do, but eventually stop it after a few years)

[GommeInc]

What do you expect? :S

You don't need Microsoft allowing you to use old programs on new operating systems? (Well, they do, but eventually stop it after a few years)

I think he meant Electronic Arts have removed content from The Sims 1 & 2 when making The Sims 3. To an extent I agree, but the open neighbourhood is an immediate winner and far surpasses that of buying hot tubs in the original, or going Woo Hoo in weird places. I think that's what he meant at least :/

[peteyt]

I think he meant Electronic Arts have removed content from The Sims 1 & 2 when making The Sims 3. To an extent I agree, but the open neighbourhood is an immediate winner and far surpasses that of buying hot tubs in the original, or going Woo Hoo in weird places. I think that's what he meant at least :/

I heard pets didn't come with 2 and so on.

What I meant as the above guy stated is version 2 should have everything version 2 has and more but what they seem to do is make it basic again so they can make more money. And the sad thing is people seem to spend loads, I know someone who would have no money but still try and find a way to pre-order every sims pack