Sims Bustin'out for PlayStation 2

Sims Bustin'out for PlayStation 2

Strengths: Freedom to move out of the house, new locations, New objects , dance moves, Online Play, Better Sound

Weakness: poor graphics

The Original Sims goes console for the PS2, XBox and GameCube. It expands on the "Bustin-Out" mode. This mode lets your sim to get out of the house and have fun. The Sims "Bustin' Out" makes good, solid improvements over its predecessor and stands on its own as a great version of The Sims for consoles.

Really Cool Game

Strengths: new minigames to play

Weakness: graphics

I just got this game and I really like it because in the computer version of the Sims, the computer can freeze, and get viruses, and if that happens your computer can crash and you can lose your game. On PS2 version, it has better graphics, the furniture has shadows, when it is night it gets dark, and when the sun rises you can actually see the sun rising. The older sims for PS2 is great too. But...

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The Sims: Bustin Out

Strengths: More to do/see/use than the original

Weakness: Not for those who bore easily

Bustin Out is another in the line of popular Sims games. Just like all the other versions, you control your Sims and dictate their moves, day in and day out. As you advance them from day to day, they eventually earn skill points, make friends, and earn promotions at work. However, just like all the other versions, telling your Sims what to do over and over again begins to get boring fairly...

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Sims Bustin'out for PlayStation 2

Strengths: Good Graphics Co-Op Simple, intuitive controls

Weakness: Cramped screen in Co-Op Rather boring and mundane at times Too much loading

The Sims: Bustin' Out expands upon the previous console Sims game and allows (and requires) constant moving from house to house. Unfortunatly, a lot of the places you live in aren't traditonal homes. You go from a normal house, to a night club, to a gym, etc.. This brings up quite a problem. New in this edition is the ability to progress in the game with another person (in the previous game you...

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Bustin Out

Strengths: Fun game, cheap price, more to do than previous versions, co-op

Weakness: needs more to do

Bustin Out is a bit of an improvement over the previous edition of The Sims. Instead of simply being confined to your house and then disappearing for a few hours as you "go to work," you now get to get out of your house and do some exploring. This new feature definitely adds some value to the game, but I feel like there still needs to be more. Granted, since the making of this game, there have...

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