I saw that brand new, it would cost about $40. When I saw the Sims Complete Collection for PC included all seven expansion packs in one, I had to get it.

But spending twenty or more bucks on each one was a little too much for me. Like being able to leave the house, new items to buy, and new careers. I noticed when they came out with the Sims expansions packs that you could do so much more. I liked it very much, but after a while it got a little boring. Not hardly anything like the sims and filled with bugs 99% of them reported. I've heard from everyone that did that it's terrible.

Actually, to tell the truth I never tried it. If you are new to the sims dont get this. I do once in a while play it, it's only $35 so it's worth a try. Well you can't really say it's graphics are too bad, because you've got to remember this is a game that's now with the sims 2 out supposed to pretty much bring back memories. Makin magic was definately the most confusing with all of its secret spells and magic coins. BUT the expansions add something new to do. In the sims, because the kids never age, and t he adults never get too old, it's kinda like a survival game.

The sims has a completly different objective. It has some draw backs, like im the sims 2 (like my favorite game) your sims age and can actually have babies. That gets boring very fast.Īnyway, the complete collection is a very much cheaper way (it's only $35 at best buy i'm pretty sure) to get the full sims series. I'm not really saying it's a great game for kids, because the easiest fun thing to do is kill your sims and that's really all a lot of people do. I'm actually quite surprized that it was rated T, for it really doesn't include very much adult content. I loved the sims and I bought mine and a few expansion packs back in 2003.

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