The Sims Bustin' Out

THE BAD:
new code technique
the sims seem harder to please than ususal.

SUMMARY:
This a sims game. There's not much to say about it aside from it having the usual bells and whistles of a sequel. New items, New challenges,new social interactions, and of course, better graphics. The new cheat codes are next to impossible to enter and there are more personality points. On that note, personality has less impact. The skill building stuff can now make stuff to sell and you can also cook food(hors' dourves) while learning how to cook. Over all this game is an above average sequel. You may like this game if you liked the previous sims, but it's just a modified version. (except with the cheat codes.)

THE BAD:
As usual with the Sims for everybody: Motive Decay. But that doesn't really effect the game. Only 4 Sims per house in Free Play compared to the first console version's 8.

SUMMARY:
Welcome to the Sim world. Make a Sim. Make a mirror image of you, a friend, a star, or just make an imaginary Sim. Talk to different Sims. Earn items from comleted objections! This game is actually MORE CHALLENGING than the first console Sims!!! Which is good for some people.Get new additions to outfits by talking to different Sims. Earn new socials and work your way all the way up to Malcolm's Mansion. Many new locations with its own career theme and house theme. Trade vehicles from the Scooter all the way up to A LIMOUSINE WITH A BACK POOL.

THE BAD:
- Memory Card space
- Glitch and freezing problems

SUMMARY:
In my opinion, I thought that this game was very good. It gave you more objects to buy and best of all, you can visit several different locations such as Club Rubb (the dance club) and Casa Caliente (the house of romance). There were more objects that included new ones such as the Air Hockey table and former ones, such as the Pool table. Also, there are now new Social Options such as Pull My Finger and Use Sign Language.

The graphics were really well designed more better than the previous version of The Sims. It was well animated and pixelized. Also, this game features Online play. You can play against other foreign people in the world. You can even play against your Neo-friends! That's what I really liked about this game. Remember Free Play mode from The Sims? That mode is still in The Sims: Bustin' Out! The bad part about it, was that it had lesser lots than before. It only gave you three while in The Sims it gave you five or so.

The cheat codes are still in this game. You just need to enter them in a different way than The Sims.

Overall, this game is just plain good!

THE BAD:
Unfortuantlly,the bad things about this game are that it takes a while to load and it uses a lot of space on your memory card.

SUMMARY:
The Sims' Bustin' Out is very excellent.You can create cool looking characters or you can recreate your self.There are many many various items that you can buy such as air hockey table,ping pong table,and other cool items.You can choose preset personalities by picking a specific zodiac signs and let the game adjust everything like shyness and athleticism on its own or you can tweak the specific attributes yourself.Bustin' Out mode is the main campaign that asks you to progress through your life in hopes of landing a cushy life as a millionaire with a mansion and lots of expensive items.There are also new places such as the nightclub.You can party from dawn until mid-night having a party blast.

THE BAD:
Nothing bad iz all good translation: its all good

SUMMARY:
Besides providing hours of entertainment it is awsome that you can call over a buddy and battle to see who makes more friends or any other stuff or you can join forces and emerge with a "tag team" "knockout" and beat the game in a matter of days or hours (if good enough, like me) trust me, if you liked the first 1 u will love this 1 it has 15+ careers to choose from and if you didn't like the 1st one the least you can do is rent the game or ask your friend to let you borrow it ( if he/she lets you) trust me it'll be hard to get them borrow it