Urbz Sims in the City ds

Pros: Dialogue, Objective, Characters, Length, Easy to Succeed

Cons: Too Easy, Limited things to do after completion...

The Bottom Line: My final word is: "Go ahead, purchase this game, and meet the new generation."

Review: Introduction "As I feverishly prodded the "POWER" button on the face of the DS, I came to the realization that I was not in 'Kansas' anymore. The Sims were now a generation of rebellious, hip-hop-loving, bling-sporting, chopper-driving ...

Pros: Mini Games. Entertaining. Some funny dialogues. Punny character names. Good sense of humour.

Cons: Glitches. Not much left to do after you "win". Motives. Too easy.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend Urbz if it wasn't for the glitches. Its a fun little game but the problems with it are far too many.

Review: After one last pathetic whine for "bathroom", my urb with legs clenched together urinated on the floor. Barely ten minutes into Urbz: Sims in the City for DS and I hated it. My urb, a character that I was supposed to be in control of, did nothing ...

Pros: Besides the nice setting and interesting minigames; everything is just mediocre

Cons: It felt too rushed for the Christmas Holidays

The Bottom Line: If you love Sims, buy it. If you like sims, think about it. If you appreciate the revolutionary achievements linked with the enterprise of Sims, then be skeptical about SITC.

Review: The Sims is a name of a franchise that was a spinoff from the popularly addictive SimCity. The Sims spread such a strong wave toward the gaming community in the late 1990's that it had been one of the strongest selling, and still strongly selling, titles ...