I can't add much to what all the other reviewers have said about the Late Night expansion pack. I chose this pack over Showtime after watching the "Lazy Game Reviewer" on YouTube; his Sims reviews are priceless, as are his "Let's Play" vids.

This is the third sims 3 expansion pack of which there are 11. **Minimum System Requirements:** OS - Windows XP/Vista/7 Processor - 2.0 GHz P4 processor or equivalent for XP/ 2.4GHz P4 processor for Vista,7 Memory – 1 GB XP/ 1.5 GB Vista, 7 Hard drive – 3.5 GB Free Space for installation plus...

offers your sims more activities and an extra town

price

Being broken into two parts only serves to hurt Broken Sword 5. The game was clearly developed as a whole and then chopped up – meaning you are left with all of the exposition in Episode 1, and none of the pay-off.

When Gran Turismo 5 (GT5) was announced, there was a certain degree of anticipation. This was fuelled by the release of GT5 Prologue giving us the first glimpse and feel of how the cars might appear and handle on the PS3.

This is a must have for the Sims 3, why? Well it greatly adds to how you can develop your sims skills and adds many new gameplay elements, some of the new items include: Hot tubs, piano, bass, drum set and much more.

All good things come to those that wait. Not just an adage for the long wait that's preceded this much delayed game, but a piece of advice for getting through a rough start with Polyphony Digital's driving simulator.

Superb handling using in-car or road cameras; Hundreds of beautifully rendered cars; Races are more exciting than in previous GT games

Utterly horrible menus; Career mode feels too restrictive in car choice; Top Gear and Rally events are hugely disappointing

Late night is the third expansion pack released for the Sims 3 and is based mainly around socialising and raising your Sims social profiles a throwback to the Sims 1 superstar expansion pack your Sims can now become celebrities, each Sims celebrity status is rated from 1 to 5 stars and the higher...

"New NPCs; "New Skills

"No new story lines

If you've been dying to get out of virtual suburbia, this is your chance. Electronic Arts' The Sims 3: Late Night expansion pack features an entirely new urban cityscape – "Bridgeport" – complete with high-rise buildings, celebrities around every corner, and a pumping nightlife.

Level of customisation; Sims can be celebrities, rockstars of vampires

Can't move Sims from standard game into the city, so you need to start from scratch; only one apartment per building

It's all gone a bit wrong for my sim. Catching wind of an exclusive celebrity house party, he decided it wise to gatecrash. Sneaking into the penthouse by jimmying open the lift doors, he was in. Now all that was left was to get drunk before snorting some cocaine off of hooker stomachs.

This expansion up to showtime is by far the best out of all of them. For the first time in The Sims 3 you can live in an urbanised area. Not just does this game give you a new area the gameplay changes are just outstanding, and I can't even begin to name the amount of things that are included in...