Ultimately the platform that has proven the most popular for the Sims franchise has been the PC, so it's appropriate that MySims, which first came out on Nintendo's Wii and DS platforms, is coming to PC as well.
by David Radd on Monday, July 07, 2008
Today, Electronic Arts announced details for MySims on the PC. Like the Wii and DS versions, players will be able to create a whole community of virtual people and put them in a town to interact in. New to MySims for the PC will be additional characters along with online features.
"MySims, made for the PC, opens up the world of MySims for you to explore, play and share with up to seven other friends that are online with you," said Rod Humble, Head of Studio for The Sims Label. "For the first time, you can express the creativity of MySims with others in a collaborative way, as you create and live in a shared town with your friends online. With MySims, made for the PC, it's a whole new world of interaction with personalised creations, buildings and towns to share, along with furniture and other tailored creations that you and your friends can trade. Players who enjoyed MySims on the Wii and Nintendo DS will view this as a great way to connect with friends in an online PC game and those new to MySims will find this a fresh and exciting game."
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