In my opinion you can never have enough of this game. New features such as traits and wishes while an entirely new neighborhood force you to be glued to your seats. An exciting new feature is that there is no loading time between changing locations, this is really a blessing compared to the previous...

Fun; loads of content; expansions give you new experiences

No multiplayer; a bit high on the price

It actually works VERY well with the console! It's really fun and I still enjoy it as much as I enjoy The Sims 3 on PC, also it's not as laggy and cheats can still be used! One of the best attempts of a simulation game on a console!

Love this game as close to the pc game Aswell easy to.use gd instructions lots of hours of fun

As of now you can also test your pupetting skills on console. Always been a fan of SM but were afraid to introduce this way of life to your better half? Luckily EA is here to fulfill our deepest desires.

"A solid port from the PC game, with some great new features thrown in"

It's everything you've come to love about the PC title re-imagined for the console set. Featuring the same addictive gameplay and a number of new features The Sims 3 is sure to please even the biggest skeptic.

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Great animation and voice acting; Cleverly designed levels; Stacks of content in Toybox mode.

Controls and camera angles leave a lot to be desired

The Sims 3 doesn't mark the first time the PC-centric life simulation series has come to consoles, but it's the first time that the basic gameplay has remained relatively intact.

Maintaining the everyday lives of your sims is fun and addictive; Charming animations and sound effects; Some nice console-specific additions

Loading times and jittery performance constantly intrude on the fun

Forget Marcus Phoenix, Master Chief, and that dude in the Crysis suit. We'd like to introduce you to James Ray Dark, the toughest chara...

Wishes give simulated life meaning; Easier to get promotions and raises; Vast (for a handheld port

Difficult learning curve; Tapping tiny items is infuriating; Only one save slot

The Sims has traditionally been a stronghold on PC. For EA, it was a license to print money. Endless expansions and now on its 2nd sequel, it seems nothing can stop them now. But on console it has been a different story.