The Sims: Bustin Out for PlayStation 2

Pros: Improved graphics, some nice new items, some new locations and interactions.
Cons: No replay value, "bustin out" is not used enough.

If you have ever wondered what it would be like to put your life inside a game and play it, this will come pretty close. The Sims Bustin' Out is a game based on the original award winning game The Sims for the PC. Now that the games have made the ...

Pros: Long
Great and unique gameplay experience.
Great graphics
Cons: Somewhat repetetive
Overly easy

Sims, aahhhh The Sims. The Sims, as the title suggests is a simulation game where you control someones life. No, it's not a particularily exciting life. You're not going to be jumping out of buildings or shooting up bad guys. You're going to be ...

Pros: improved graphics, items, social interactions, quirky locations, goals
Cons: horrible time constraint, freezing, graphical glitches, low replay value

The Sims: Bustin’ Out is the second console version of best-selling PC game ’The Sims’. The previous console version offered up the PC game version with a few tweaks, including “Get a Life” mode, where you fulfilled goals and ...

Pros: Quality, Different Modes, Sim Creation, Build Modes, ect...
Cons: Color may be a bit off...

Objective: The Sims Bustin Out is just another updated version of the other Sim related games. The object of the Sim's Bustin out is basically creating a single Sim or multiple Sims and living them as you would live day to day. You can throw parties, ...

Pros: filled with humor
Cons: addicting

If you are aware the sims is a game you play on the computer, but not anymore. This game is on game boy advanced, and it is just as good as the regular sims. I think going to game boy was a great idea for the sims company. You can just take it where ...

Pros: Good features in the game and good storyline.
Cons: A few hitches/problems occured when playing.

My experience of using this product was an ideal experience:great use of colour-shows the characters in a different view 3D-very effective.Fast loading times and simple instructions which are easy to follow. I bought this product as it came across as a fun game for all ages(unsuitable for under the age of 10 probably due to the content), and it didnt fail to impress me.

Pros: a lot more characters
Cons: it takes up a lot of space and it goes to slow

I thought that the Sims busting out is not has good as the computer version. The controls to me are not that easy to use. My daughter has played it and complains that is not as exciting as the computer version. I feel that it left a lot to be desired

Pros: - Take your Sims with you! - Play is fast and smooth, fun new "mini-games"
Cons: - Play is best on the GBA SP - No option to disable goal-oriented play

The Sims Bustin' Out is a great game for fans of The Sims who can't bear to leave their Sims at home!

With 16 locations, the game offers plenty of chances for your Sims to get out and around. The game is "goal-oriented", meaning that as you meet certain goals, your Sim will unlock new items, locations, etc. The "mini-games" that help you reach certain goals are fun, too.

If you own The Sims Bustin' Out for the Nintendo Gamecube, you can "move" one of your Sims back and forth from the Gamecube to the Gameboy. You'll need the connector cable for this; we bought one for only $4.99 at our local GameStop.

Game play is smooth and fast; the scrolling is easy, with no "jumpiness" at all. I highly recommend playing on the Gameboy Advance SP - the backlit screen makes the details really "pop".