The Sims 3

Login to add faves.
Subscribe to game updates via rss RSS Icon
The Sims 3
The freedom of The Sims 3 will inspire you with endless possibilities and amuse you with unexpected moments of surprise and mischief.

Please note that BigPond Members will not receive a 20% discount off the price of this game.
Genre: Simulator
Operating System: Windows 2000/XP/Vista
Publisher: EA
Classification: M
Consumer Advice: Recommended for mature audiences 15 years and over.
Release Date: 04th June 2009
$75.95
GameArena
Rating:
9.0
User
Rating:
7.0
74 ratings | 6 user reviews Read Reviews >
Showing 1 - 4 of 13 Game Video/Screenshots
Previous Next
Showing 1 - 4 of 13 Game Video/Screenshots
SCREENSHOT
SCREENSHOT
SCREENSHOT
SCREENSHOT
Showing 5 - 8 of 13 Game Video/Screenshots
SCREENSHOT
SCREENSHOT
SCREENSHOT
SCREENSHOT
Showing 9 - 12 of 13 Game Video/Screenshots
SCREENSHOT
SCREENSHOT
SCREENSHOT
SCREENSHOT
Showing 13 - 13 of 13 Game Video/Screenshots
SCREENSHOT
The Sims 3.The Sims 3 lets you immerse truly unique Sims in an open, living neighborhood just outside their door! Your Sims can roam throughout their neighborhood, visit neighbors’ homes, and explore the surroundings. They can stroll downtown to hang out with friends, meet someone new at the park, or run into colleagues on the street. If your Sims are in the right place at the right time, who knows what might happen?! New easy-to-use design tools allow for unlimited customization to make truly individual Sims.

Determine your Sims’ shape and size, from thin to full-figured to muscular—and everything in between! Choose your Sims’ facial features, their exact skin tone, hair eye shape and color and select their clothing and accessories. Create realistic Sims with distinctive personalities. Select from dozens of personality traits and combine them in fun ways. The combination of traits you choose—brave, artistic, loner, perfectionist, klepto, romantic, clumsy, paranoid, and much, much more—help shape the behavior of your Sims and how they interact with other Sims. Your Sims can now rise above their basic set of every day needs. They are complex individuals with unique personalities.

Build your dream house or design the ultimate home. Customize everything from floors to flowers, shirts to sofas, wallpaper to window shades. It’s fun and easy to change colors and patterns giving you endless personalization options. Or you can populate your Sims’ neighborhood with pre-designed buildings and furnishings. Which of your Sims will live in high-end mansions, cool bachelor pads, ultimate dream homes or low-cost cottages?

Also get the eGuide from BigPond Shop, The SIMS 3 Prima Guide.

Read the review, GameArena Review.

Please note this is a 4.9GB file and as such may take a long time to download. This is unmetered for most BigPond Broadband customers.
Find out more about this game in: GameArena NewsReviewsDownloads
Member Reviews
N/A
sammiq10393's Review

I have been a fan of the sims for quite a few years now, i was excited that the sims 3 was going to be released. The open neighborhood was the main reason why i wanted this game.

The game was interesting at first, maybe for the first week. Now a few months later i find it incredibly hard to keep interest while playing. Unlike in the sims 2 i would be addicted for months on end. Then i would have a 'bored' moment for a few weeks, then straight back to the addicted phase.

The one thing i missed that wasn't in the sims 3 was the genetics. I had a family that had four children, each one looked alike. While if i would of been in the sims 2 i would of had some variety. Another thing i didn't like was how getting in and out of the car wasn't used anymore, it seemed lazy to me to leave that out.

But it wasn't all bad, the open neighborhood, the new relationship panels showed family relations(step father) and how the sims wernt as dependant anymore.

Overall i'll think i'll go back to the sims 2


N/A
sammiq10393's Review

I have been a fan of the sims for quite a few years now, i was excited that the sims 3 was going to be released. The open neighborhood was the main reason why i wanted this game.

The game was interesting at first, maybe for the first week. Now a few months later i find it incredibly hard to keep interest while playing. Unlike in the sims 2 i would be addicted for months on end. Then i would have a 'bored' moment for a few weeks, then straight back to the addicted phase.

The one thing i missed that wasn't in the sims 3 was the genetics. I had a family that had four children, each one looked alike. While if i would of been in the sims 2 i would of had some variety. Another thing i didn't like was how getting in and out of the car wasn't used anymore, it seemed lazy to me to leave that out.

But it wasn't all bad, the open neighborhood, the new relationship panels showed family relations(step father) and how the sims wernt as dependant anymore.

Overall i'll think i'll go back to the sims 2


N/A
Apocalypse - Hell On Earth's Review

Boring repetitive, all the characters are so ugly cartoonistic game.

They dont even support their own game hiding direct link to the patches is a shameful if you ask me.

Why do they hide any links to the patches? They want you to update the game via the game itself which is bad if you needed to keep a copy of the patches for future reinstallation.

0 out 10 is my rating.


N/A
Raptis's Review

It was a solid improvement, removing many of the annoying aspects of its predecessor such as the complexity and the dependability of the sim's aspirations. There is also less categories to manage and the sims Autonomy has greatly improved and the customisation of the items is fantastic

My thoughts, if you are thinking of it as a Sims 2 with better graphics, you are wrong; the game has a lot more depth however the activities are optional therefore leaving the game to be as complex or as simple as the user wishes.


Katman's Review

Being a fan of The Sims franchise since the original Sims, I was looking forward to The Sims 3. However, I had a good idea that The Sims 3 wouldn't be as great as what I though it would/could be ... and I was right ... almost.


12
Showing 1 to 5 of 6 Reviews

BigPond Games offers great PC games like this The Sims 3 game which you can buy online in total security. Our Online Store is supported by after sales support. BigPond Games is the most convenient way to play games in Australia.
Advertisement
For weekly updates and specials, subscribe to the Games Shop newsletter

Privacy Policy | Unsubscribe