When life-simulator The Sims 3 makes the leap from computer to home and portable consoles this spring it will include at least one feature only available to the original purchaser of the game.
If you ever wanted to know how Academy Award winner Robin Williams feels about the Nintendo Wii, we can’t help you. We can just direct you to this one bit of comedy wherein he mentions it.
I peruse columns on Sundays and today found myself cracking up over Emily Short’s GameSetWatch column, ‘Homer In Silicon’: Communicating Character.
Yes, the Sims 3 can render countless chipper versions of ordinary-looking people. But can EA’s June juggernaut handle global singing sensation Susan Boyle from Britain’s Got Talent? Sure. And Obama, too, in this EA clip.
It’s been a while since we’ve seen or heard of EA Mobile’s The Sims 3 for the iPhone, but these new screens say it all. They just say it in Simlish.
June can’t come fast enough and EA sees fit to rub it in by dumping yet more Sims 3 screens on us. This set details the wants and desires that make up a Sim’s Lifetime Wish.
That’s what we need in Kotaku Tower – Nerf rocket launchers! Anyone addicted to Sims 2 or Spore can agree that Sims 3 will be a lot of fun. However, it looks like the developers working on the game are having an equally good time. In this new video we get to see some of the antics the creators of Sims 3 go through to get all of the lunacy in the game.
Sims 3 is scheduled to be released on PC/Mac February 20th, 2009.
