THE SIMS: LIVIN IT UP IN SOUTH AFRICA

The Sims: Livin' it Up Platform: Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows XP Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Information Add-on pack to The Sims 5 new career tracks (slacker, hacker, paranormalist, journalist, musician) and 125new objects Four more neighborhoods let you build up to 50 homes and families, 40 more than in the standard game New situations for your Sims to resolve, such as alien abduction New building styles allow you to build anything from a gloomy castle to a tacky love shack to a high-tech "home of the future" Product Description The world of The Sims just got larger. With Livin' it up, you'll be able to give your little humans five new career paths (including slacker and journalist), new objects (could that lantern hold a genie?) and new decors (how does Vegas lounge grab ya?). More than just cosmetic additions, there is also an assortment of new situations for your Sims to deal with. Without spoiling too much, let's just say you're going to want the name of a good Sim exterminator. Review Whether you're the occasional Sims player or the die-hard fan who knows that after playing it for a hundred hours you are congratulated, The Sims--Livin it up expansion pack will rekindle any flame starting to go out for this game. The Sims--Livin it up expansion pack has more swings and bells on it than a Christmas tree in a castle, and of course in true "Sims" style all this is possible. Whether or not you choose to be the king of the castle, with your turrets, armoury, banqueting hall and dungeon--skeleton in cage on application-or a hip funky Austin Powers-esque man in your retro 60s psychedelic bachelor pad is up to you. The range of new gadgets and gizmos to play with is just as impressive, and although a number of the extras have been available to download to the more adventurous Web searcher, there are still plenty more to make this package worthwhile. New Career paths with over 50 jobs have now been included. Become a psychic investigator or a musician, a slacker or a journalist and they all come with new toys to play at home with. If this wasn't enough, the game also includes new neighbourhoods to try out if you've run out of space in the current one, although the only drawback is that you can't move from neighbourhood to neighbourhood. The Sims--Livin it up expansion pack is a great addition to the original, making you completely hooked again in no time, and saving up for those ever elusive expensive items, in this case the automatic robot maid.-- Stuart Miles