The Sims 3 (2011)
Genres:Simulator
Themes:Open world, Sandbox
Game modes:Single player
Story:Create over a million unique Sims and control their lives. Customize everything from their appearances, to their personalities and even the home of their dreams. Then, send your Sims out to explore new locations around town and to meet other Sims in the neighborhood. With all-new quick challenges and rewarding game play, The Sims 3 gives you the freedom to choose whether (or not!) to fulfill your Sims’ destinies and make their wishes come true.Show more
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this was the very first sims game i ever played on the wii. the fact you can do whatever you want with the sims is such an unforgettable experience for me, and the fact that there are great downloadable content for it makes it so much better. even my mom was a fan of the sims 3.
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