Disappointments

The first thing that springs to mind are indeed the loading times. It takes ages to go from one house to the next, and even the active load screen (i.e. seeing a driving car) doesn't really help.

Then there's the whopping 161 blocks needed on a memory card. Ouch! Usually that means invest into the game AND a new big memory card.

Apart from those two main reasons, Bustin' Out is as tedious to play as the original PC version. It takes ages to get things done sometimes, or for your character to move from the kitchen to the bedroom.

To sum it up, there are some negative things about this game, but there are many positivie ones as well: the music is wicked! Graphics are quite nice, and so is the camera interface. On PC you had two zoom levels and four camera positions - here you have a view from anywhere you like.

The GBA connectivity rules! The same chaaracter in two very different individual games? WICKED! What Sims fans have been dreaming of!

Well what is disappointing is that theres only one floor! ( I did'nt complete busting out mode, so I may be wrong.) In the computer game, you can make to floors. But here you can't.

I made gays once (am I allowed to say that?) well it was great but, I'm not gay myself, but, It was funny as hell watching them do the dirty dance and a slow dance together!

I was disappointed that (on the Gamecube version), you cannot change your Sims' clothes or appearance. And there's no Fish Eye Mode. I loved that too.