Sims is sims, the mrs spends hours playing this. I don't mind it but she loves it.

The long-awaited console versions of EA's life sim look surprising close to the original, but how do they play

Multitasking, moodlets, and the revamped career systems are all great; In terms of features and content this is far more complete than the original PC version ever was

The control system is absolutely horrible and makes the game a complete chore to play; Lots of bugs and glitches in almost every area

"Daughter loves this game shes played sims on her phone for ages now my playstations getting a battering"

Love how safe the packaging is love the game only thing bad is that the game was sliding around the inside and not in the holder

As a huge fan of the Sims series, the only thing that irritates me with the PC version is that it is on PC. While I do love playing it, it is one of those games that takes a lot of time to play and sitting hunched over a PC can get painful over time.

Bought this for my 12 year old daughter for Christmas. She loves it, but there are some issues. It glitches and freezes, causing her to lose progress and start over, and sometimes when she saves and quits the game, the save isn't there when she returns to play later.

The Sims 4 is finally making its debut on consoles, and with it comes a full port of the base game, but is the jump worth it The Sims is one of my favorite franchises on the market and I am a huge fan of The Sims 4 and its expansions, so when I heard that they were making the leap to console I was...

Full base game; Fun to play from couch

Horrible control scheme; Bugs; glitches; and technical problems rampant; No autosave feature