PBG plays MySims Kingdom for some unexplained reason. Is it really as awful as it looks? Well...yes.
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RealGamer writes: "MySims Kingdom for the DS is very similar in principle to its Wii brethren, just scaled down. Instead of a host of different islands to explore and customise you have a single town that has undergone a massive upheaval due to someone stealing all the decorations?"
Console Obsession:
"Like those of the original, the visuals are chunky, cheerful and colourful but this time with a much better framerate. The game itself may be simplified as far as customisation options go but it does have more variety (a little bit more still wouldn't go amiss), fewer loading screens and an increase of humorous dialogue. A relaxing, delightful, uplifting and mostly trouble free experience it is then, MySims Kingdom certainly retains the elements of the original game but it's also something quite different as well, which will be a good or bad thing depending on who you may be."
