Just finished this Assassin's Creed game. An HD remake of the PS Vita one. Never played the original one, so i don't really know about the difference. So this game starts a little different, out of the story of Desmond.

Agreed: Fuck Sims 3. No half walls, barely any core content, and I can't for the life of me get any custom content to show up in the game save character creation stuff. So I guess it's back to Sims 2, although I'll miss the simultaneous neighborhood thing, setting styles, and character details.

You can hardly need reminding of The Sims series' past. It's common knowledge that EA got to the point of saturation (or perhaps even broke through it) with Will Wright's franchise. With this in mind, can The Sims 3 really reignite the world's passion for the little people?

content over the last decade, but EA aren't quite done yet. With the sheer volume of expansion packs released for the first game and its sequel, you might wonder what avenues are left for

A truly superb God Sim, this third game in the series brings a plethora of touches that enhance your simming experience. Just don't expect a revolution. This is still The Sims and that's not a bad thing.

EA's stunning life-simulator is back. Easily the best in the series, The Sims 3 is completely addictive and sure to delight fans of the franchise.

"The new engine and technologies in The Sims 3 are designed to unleash the player's imagination with realistic looking Sims who have distinct personalities and a seamless living neighborhood for them to discover," added Ben Bell, Executive Producer on The Sims 3.

Overall I think the Sims 3 is a very good game to play it's just unfortunate that many people will be disappointed when they realise they won't be able to play it on their computer. I would give it 91%.

Hello internet, can we talk privately for a second? Yeah, it's about The Sims. It's pretty stupid, huh? I mean, it's practically playing with dolls right? You're sitting at a computer, sometimes watching some virtual dude sit at a computer.

Warp is such a perfect name for Trapdoor Games' debut creation. Not only does it reference its protagonist's signature ability, but it also evokes the style of dark humor sprinkled throughout this top-down puzzler and the way the gameplay contorts familiar genres into a promising package.

Enjoyable puzzles; Charming mix of gore and cuteness; Superb visual presentation; Tough challenge rooms with leaderboards

Clunky controls; Some puzzles and encounters are based on trial and error