Fire up the Time Portal and get ready to send your Sims hundreds of years into the future with The Sims 3: Into the Future, a new expansion pack coming soon. Your Sims will experience a new way of life thanks to new future technology, as can be seen in this brand new trailer.
Triverse writes, "Electronic Arts is having a weekend sale on Sims titles, including opening pre-orders for Sims 4. There are some great deals listed below, some titles/expansions are up to 50% off. Next week we are expecting the sale to focus on racing games but till then, why not grab some Sims 3 titles that you may be missing from your collection?"
The Sims 3 has had a long run, and now with Sims 4 amping up for a release, Sims 3 content is reaching an end. As the final expansion, Sims 3 Into the Future does more than just offer additional content, it reimagines how you play the game.
Ameenah Salamunic: Skepticism eclipsed my usual enthusiasm as details of the final Sims 3 expansion, Into The Future, leaked into the gaming sphere. The bias stemmed from a base need for a new rendition of the Sims 2 hit Open For Business. Island Paradise’s brilliantly executed hotel management system and Midnight Hollow’s retail elements only furthered dreams of untapped possibilities. Silencing wishes of filling Twinbrook with privately owned boutiques and corner bakeries felt almost painful.
The Sims team created the series more fantastical additions with an appreciable level of detail, but my favorite entries like Ambitions and Seasons enrich the everyday grind by strengthening gameplay at its core. Yes, the preference for realism seems absurd within a cartoon universe. However, it’s that shade of real-life beating beneath the surface that makes the exaggerations so charming. I enjoy watching Sims flood their ground floor attempting laundry far more than playing as a Twilight-inspired vampire with a pet dragon.
