EL33TONLINE: News tag archive: thesimsmedieval
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it! That’s what a lot of gamers ask from developers. Yet at the same time we want innovation. What a fickle bunch we are! So what do you do if you are behind one of the highest selling (if not the highest selling) PC games of all time and you want to innovate but not lose your current fans? Simple: Add a second line of games to the series to give us more choice!
That is exactly what the Sims developers have done with the latest Sims game. It is not an expansion, yet it is pretty much the same game with a lot of tweaks. So it innovates on the Sims platform without shunning the fans. No, the hardcore fans will get more expansions to their game. For the innovation cravers we get The Sims Medieval!
Continue reading El33tonline’s review of The Sims Medieval.
It’s that glorious time of the week once again when we can sit back, relax and get some more gaming time in. So apart from wishing you all a great weekend, here’s a sneak peek into what the El33tonline team is looking forward to playing this weekend:
Holy moly, is this a massive week for videogames or what?! (No, the answer is not “What.”)
Not only is Crysis 2 available today in the UK, Europe and South Africa (!), but Nintendo’s glasses-free stereoscopic 3D (sorry, lenticular 3D) handheld console, the 3DS, also releases today in most every EMEA region! Take that North America!
You can find El33tonline’s extensive round-up of 3DS launch games for each region below, as well as a list of other new titles now available (other than Crysis 2… !):
EA hosted their gamescom 2010 press event today at the Palladium in Cologne, Germany. It was a well turned out event with journalists scrambling first for access and then for the best seat in the house. As it turned out you could have sat anywhere and still heard every pin drop given the gargantuan sound rig they had pushing out the audio.
EA has announced that a new Sims series, entitled The Sims Medieval, is currently in development at The Sims Studio, and is set for release on PC and Mac in the ‘Spring’ of 2011.
Taking players back into the Middle Ages, The Sims Medieval will include all-new features never-before-seen in a Sims game, while enabling players to create heroes, go on quests and build and control a kingdom:
“Creativity will soar as players tell stories like never before full of drama, romance, conflict, and comedy.”
Well, that’s what the press release says.
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