The Sims for GameCube

[snes_collector]

I've been thinking about buying the first Sims game for GameCube. I've never played a Sims game before but I really did enjoy Animal Crossing, which seems somewhat similar. Is it worth it?

[chicnstu]

I played Bustin' Out and I hated it. I don't like the Sims series because the style freaks me out. I prefer Animal Crossing.

[Snapple]

I think the Sims lends itself more naturally to the PC. I would recommend that if you just want to play the game. If you're a Gamecube collector and would prefer a Gamecube version, then I guess it's worth a shot.

It's a great game though, made even better in the Sims 2.

[8-bitNesMan]

Snes_Collector: Do you have a trade list? I have a sealed copy of this game I'll probably never get around to playing. PM me if you're interested.

[FantasiaWHT]

Alizee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!

[Slate]

I rented it and if you don't have a 251, 256, or 259 memory card forget it, Because it takes up 60 blocks of memory. I prefer the PC games, But I don't like "The sims 2" Because it takes too long to load on my PC.

Also the console versions go in a "Story" Mode, So you can "Win" The sims. I like the console versions for the bug zapper in them because your sims can touch it and get zapped.

[exit]

I would recommend the PC version over the console, since you can pick up the complete collection for cheap. I remember spending hours on that game just ruining their peacfull sim life, turning Bella into the town whore and sending the Newbie sim to his grave. Good times.

[davidbrit2]

The GC version has a neat feature where you can play split-screen with another person and romp around your house. That's about the only thing that really stood out, though.

[snes_collector]

Alright, thanks a bunch guys

[FantasiaWHT]

Bring Back Alizee!