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Product Description
For the first time ever, enjoy a complete life simulation experience in 3D on handheld! Create Sims with unique personalities, fulfill their desires, and control their lives within a living neighborhood. Unlock new Karma Powers with Karma Points and unleash amazing effects on your Sims. As you guide your Sims through life you can build relationships and experience different careers to unlock new items, outfits, and various rewards!
Amazon.com Product Description
The Sims 3 for 3DS is a single player, handheld, life simulation game that brings authentic gameplay elements, long enjoyed on other gaming platforms to Nintendo 3DS.* From character creation and customization tools, to the ability to share content with the larger The Sims community, The Sims 3 for 3DS allows players to craft the lives of their Sims, like never before. Features include adjustable 3D effect, use of the 3DS camera to inject your own image in-game and the ability to trade your Sims with other 3DS players via StreetPass and a new Karma game element that can impact the lives of Sims for good or ill.
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The Sims 3 Goes 3D
For the first time ever, enjoy a complete life simulation experience in 3D on handheld. Create Sims with unique personalities, fulfill their desires, and control their lives within a living neighborhood. Unlock new Karma Powers with Karma Points and unleash amazing effects on your Sims. As you guide your Sims through life you can build relationships and experience different careers to unlock new items, outfits, and various rewards.
Nintendo 3DS
Nintendo 3DS is a groundbreaking hardware release that brings 3D gaming to the handheld market for the first time. The fourth major release in the DS product line, the Nintendo 3DS utilizes 3D Slider functionality and an improved top LCD display to present a glasses-free 3D effect in compatible games, while giving players the option to moderate the effect as they see fit. Taken together with additional features including full analog control in 3D game environments, motion and gyro sensors that transfer the movements of the handheld into the game, 3D camera functionality, an adjustable stylus and full backwards compatibility and you have not only a must-have system, but a revolution in handheld gaming.
Key Game Features
- First Complete Life Simulation from The Sims, on the Nintendo 3DS - Create any Sim you can imagine and control their lives. Control multiple Sims within your household and enjoy life's special moments as you interact with their world.
- Create Sims and Give Them Unique Personalities - Use the 3DS camera to capture your likeness and create your Sim. Use your stylus to sculpt your Sims' facial features. Choose their hair styles and clothing and dictate their personalities. Make them evil, romantic, or a mix of something completely different.
- Trade Your Sims with Your Friends - Through Nintendo StreetPass, trade your Sims with your 3DS friends.
- Travel to Different Zones with Your Sims - Travel to different zones with your Sim. These zones will be unique destinations for your Sims and will contain community features and buildable lots.
- Unlock All-new Karma Powers - Wield the ultimate control over your Sims by interacting directly with the 3DS handheld. Blow into the handheld to unleash tranquil butterflies on your Sims or shake to trigger an earthquake.
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* Nintendo 3DS sold separately.
- Control multiple Sims within your household and enjoy life's special moments as you interact with their world.
- Use the 3DS camera to capture your likeness and create your Sim. Use your stylus to sculpt your Sims' facial features. Choose their hair styles and clothing and dictate their personalities.
- Through built-in Nintendo StreetPass functionality, trade your Sims with your 3DS friends.
- Travel to different zones with your Sim. These zones will be unique destinations for your Sims and will contain community features and buildable lots.
- Interact directly with the world with Karma Points via the 3DS handheld - for example blow into the handheld to unleash tranquil butterflies or shake to trigger an earthquake.
The Sims 3 Reviews
The Sims 3 Reviews
| 40 of 42 people found the following review helpful:  Play With A Limited Life, By Fun: This review is from: The Sims 3 (Video Game) The Sims is popular for a reason. It's by far the best "life" simulator you can find (that's also fun), and the many different versions of the game that have spawned on different systems and handhelds have actually been good as well. The Sims 3 3DS breaks this reputation by bringing a watered down experience that, while at the same time, does its best job as possible to look ugly. Seriously. I understand that a launch of a new handheld usually means that the games are expected to be rather dull, but The Sims 3 goes beyond this and provides an experience so uninspired that I found myself getting bored after only 20 minutes of playing. The problem is that the game is essentially The Sims 3; But this 3DS port makes it look like EA believes in the handheld myth that content is impossible to achieve on a portable gaming system. In fact, it overgeneralizes this idea so bad that the game feels like an alpha stage to The Sims on the GameCube or the PS2, which is... Read more 19 of 21 people found the following review helpful:  I regret spending any money on this, By Fun: This review is from: The Sims 3 (Video Game) I'm a hardcore sim addict, I love anything and everything Sims no matter how low quality it might look on consoles. I've been a loyal sim player for 11 years. I purchased the 3DS and naturally wanted to get The Sims 3 for it, there wasn't allot to choose from in the launch anyways. I read bad reviews, so I had low expectations, but it's not hard to please me as a simmer. My low expectations were too high. This game is embarrassing to me as a sim advocate. It is highly obvious that this is an unfinished product rushed to make the 3DS launch set up so EA could make some easy money. The glitches are unavoidable and annoying. I'd rather have horrible graphics than the horrible gameplay they managed to create. -No needs bars. I can never set up routine management for my sim, their needs are unpredictable and tell you at the worst times when they're starving or are about to wet themselves, which causes your job performance to go down and your house is always a wreck... Read more 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful: Rip off, By Nami "Nami" (Lake View, New York) - See all my reviews Fun: This review is from: The Sims 3 (Video Game) This game isn't worth 40 dollars...there's barely any choices in clothes/hair for your sim, and not many choices for anything at all. If you're a sims fan, I implore you, stick to PC. At least you can install mods on the PC version. |
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