Customer Rating : 
List Price : $19.99 Price : $6.98
List Price : $19.99 Price : $6.98
Product Description
The Sims 2 University PC
- Live the ultimate college fantasy
- Your Sims have all-new wants and fears tied to their social and academic life
- Choose from 11 majors for your Sims and keep their grades on track
- Join a band, crash parties, find a part-time job, or cheat on your studies
- The Sims 2 University is an expansion pack and requires The Sims 2 to play
The Sims 2 University Expansion Pack Reviews
The Sims 2 University Expansion Pack Reviews
| 352 of 370 people found the following review helpful  Hail Alma Mater, By Hagrideus "Sci-Fi/Fantasy Aficionado" (San Lorenzo, CA) - See all my reviews This review is from: The Sims 2 University Expansion Pack (CD-ROM) I bought this game last night and played it for two hours. I must say it's quite good. The gameplay is fairly easy; it's really less complicated than I imagined it would be.What's New * New "Young Adult" Stage - Once your Sims have gone through adolescence, they're ready to enter this stage in their lives and go to college. You do so by moving them first into the "Family Bin" and then move them to a dormitory (as you would normally move a family into a house). You can also choose from the Young Adult Sims already available in the Family Bin, or you can custom-create your own collegiate Sims (create up to eight per household). * New Buy and Build Objects - Although I haven't completely explored the expansion pack, there are some new objects that add more fun to the game, like additional exercise machines, decorations, arcade games, communal showers, bonfires, etc. * Influence - When you interact with other Sims or fulfill certain Wants, you... Read more 61 of 62 people found the following review helpful Sims on Campus, By Amy Feinberg (Georgia, USA) - See all my reviews = Fun:  This review is from: The Sims 2 University Expansion Pack (CD-ROM) Basically, this first addition to the sims2 creates another neighborhood. This one is a college campus. But colleges arent the only new thing in this game.However, since the most advertised part of this game is teh biggest, lets start with that. So, why send your sims to university? Teens are giving the option to, at any time during their teen days, go to a university, previously added onto the neighborhood by you. if it doesnt have a college, the teens cant attend one. a teen sent to college recieves a memory and enters the "hidden" life stage, gaining them an extra 27 days of life without achedemic probabtion. Of course, your sims could just go straight to adulthood after their teen years, but where is the sim torture in that? ok, its everywhere, but thats besides the point. Sure, higher education doesn't necessarily mean better jobs in real life as much as having a social network of friends wide enough to cover New York City, but in The... Read more 61 of 66 people found the following review helpful University Expansion - Fun & Bugs, By Mommitude (Butler, PA) - See all my reviews = Fun: This review is from: The Sims 2 University Expansion Pack (CD-ROM) ABOUT THE GAME: Sims can finally have more time to work on the skills they need for their jobs as well as get some aspiration rewards by going to college. The goal of the game is to have your sim "graduate" with good grades but there are alternatives. You can study hard and earn scholarships or you can streak and skip class but beware that if grades suffer too much then your sim risks getting booted from the university. Your college sim will need lots more fun than the typical adult sim, so watch that meter!LIFELINE: Your college sim will have an additional icon on their time line of life for attending college. They can have a longer life if you manage to meet the majority of their aspirations while they attend college, which also gives you aspiration bonuses to use now or later. MAJORS: You have the choice of several "majors" for your sim to pick from. You should have your sim go to a computer and declare a major once they get moved in. Some majors lead to new... Read more |
› See all 159 customer reviews...
No comments:
Post a Comment