The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
If you could create your own reality, wouldn’t you want to experience it? Create a cast of characters and tell your own stories in The Sims 2, the arrival of Reality Gaming. Create your Sims, give them personalities, and see what trouble they get themselves into. Directly control every move they make, customize their world, build their homes, create their food, and design their fashions! Guide them in their careers and fulfill their aspirations as you build their social network and avoid their enemies. Enjoy the peaks of pleasure and the trials of pain in your Sims’ lives.
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:014633169225
Condition:Used
Genre:Other
Platform:PSP
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PSP_SIMS_2———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
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-5%Additional information
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PSP |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | simulation |
| Players | 1-4 |
| Condition | Used |
73 reviews for Sims 2 – PSP Game
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K. M. Filkins-Sanders –
My teenager loves to create worlds in this game. I enjoy her descriptions and her enthusiasm as she plays this game
Amanda –
Game worked perfectly, was a lot of fun. More of a RPG than classic Sims but I actually liked it more than the regular Sims.
One person found this helpful
Ms. Pauline ATL –
“AS YOU CAN SEE THIS IS ABOUT THE SIMS 2 PSP GAME. I ORDERED THIS GAME FOR MY SONS 9TH BIRTHDAY. MY SON LOVES THIS GAME AND HE ALREADY HAS IT IN XBOX SO I THINK GET ONE FOR HIS PSP, HE OPENS THE CASE TO PLAY THE GAME AND INSIDE OF THE SIMS 2 CASE WAS A GRAND THEFT AUTO GAME. IT’S NOT WHAT I ORDERED. MY SON IS NOT EVEN ALLOWED TO PLAY GRAND THEFT AUTO. NO MORE BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY!!!!!!!!!!!”EDUCATION PEOPLE READ, THANKS FOR UPSETTING MY SON AND PISSING ME OFF ON MY CHILD’S BIRTHDAY.
WhitetailHunter23 –
This is a fun game for the psp.
John Stevens –
Works like expected
Mom of Three –
The Pros:- Great Graphis. This game drew me in.- Story lines are hilarious… but addicting, just the same.- No more peeing/showering/sleeping 100 times per day.- Talking with people had a purpose, other than maintaining relationships.- No Point, Click, go action. Your sim will follow you… making game play easier (on PSP anyway).- Lots of cool unlockables as you play more.. (Mind reading, meditation.. psytokenesis – sp?- )- Lots of entertaining new actions.- Eating is a little wierd at first. No more cleaning up after your guests, fixing lights, and eating food just because it will go bad when you’re hungry. When you make food, it goes in your pocket.. and when you’re ready for it, you just push select and pick what you want. You’ll most likely have to go to the bathroom afterwards.- No growing old. No babies. (You know you entered cheats anyway to prevent this :-) haha.) In prior sims games, I always found it a hastle to get anything done when you were always dying or something. And in the Sims Bustin out, I always seemed to generate some strange little kids… I think it was just too much. Even on the pc version– after kids came into the picture– studying and such– making a mess– accomplishing goals was difficult. Although, I did enjoy the goals more in the past sims games.- Money is not as big of an issue in this game. I always had enough.. no need for cheats. And the ways I’d go about getting money entertained me. It wasn’t just sitting around waiting for my sim to get back from work… just to see the money gone after feeding a family or anything. Call me selfish– but I feel that was a good move.The Cons:- Loading… Forever. I got past this, but when I was trying to show someone how the game worked, I got aggrivated.. and the person lost interest. You are required to go to different rooms, houses, cities all the time in this game (not so much in other platforms.. until you advance to the next “level”). Each time you open a door, talk to someone.. have some sort of animated scene play– you lag. You lag bad*.- The load screens do say something other than “loading” .. and there is elevator music. None the less, this still annoys me…- Spontaneous Shut down. I have completed 2 games prior to this game and have played other games on and off on my PSP. This is the ONLY game that made me think my $300 bit of technology was broken. This game will spontaneously SHUT OFF your PSP. Nothing will get saved. All you can do is start over. I was pissed after building up all my skills and then having the thing shut off in the middle of a LOADING screen while attempting to go into the next room.- To avoid loosing everything, I had to visit the save screen after accomplishing anything (other than walking around). This screan lags a good 30 seconds or more each time. It’s a pain. There’s elevator music in the background during this time.- My PC version froze a lot. Freezing has never happened to me on any modern gaming system… but– I frooze a few times on PSP. This did not irritate me as much as the shut downs and loading times.- No more “Dancing with” other sims to make friends or chatting in the hot tubs. You can only build a relationship by playing their CHAT GAME (?) .. which lags. In the hot tub, you can only WHOOHOO.. and from what I’ve seen you can only do this if you have whoohoo-ed outside of the hot tup prior (thus, a waste of time). I didn’t gain any additional “secrets” or relationship points.- No feeding your guests or dinner conversations.- Talking to people 4 times to get a secret when the lag times are so bad is insane. You can get 3 secrets this way– the fourth comes from talking– which lags as well, but not as bad as the Chat games.- The goals, although amusing… are not the most important. It’s more like.. a big Mystery that you’re uncovering as opposed to personal gain.- Thus, your jobs are also .. amusing. Smashing zombies, line dancing, some cow dance, cleaning toilets…. Not like the sims 2 on PC where you became a doctor.. and other well paid positions.. No going through promotions to get to the top of your career..I have played The Sims Bustin Out on PS2, The Urbz (PS2), and The Sims 2 on PC. I loved Bustin Out. The Urbz was a bit complicated, but I went with the flow. My PC frooze and crashed all the time while playing the Sims. Thus, I did not finish the game on my computer… actually– I don’t even remember the plot. I do remember the plots on PS2.So, the plot themes were carried over. (Whole new plot). Crazy plot… but entertaining. I was always wondering what crazy thing was next. Sometimes I had no idea what I was supposed to do– so I had to go around and talk to people (ehem.. lag) a bit….I wish the instructions would have explained how to use some of the props in the beginning because they took me awhile to understand. And given the lag times, I hate how different stores have different items– travling around … it takes FOREVER. I combated this set back by making lots of money and obtaining all of my skills in the beginning— and buying 2 of almost everything in the store.Overall–I’m addicted to this game. The PC was cool because I could add my own music– I added a few of my own clothes and furniture.. but not so much. Given that this game is on the PSP and you could purchase memory sticks that will allow you to use the same feature (on a smaller scale) — I don’t see why it’s not being used…The game is fun and the plots are amusing.. unexpected.I don’t see myself picking this up again once I have finished it. I’ve been playing this game for quite some time now. I’m at the 4th location– I believe it’s the last– if not, there should be one more. (I think* again… don’t quote me here). I’m not jumping to pick up the game again… I might go back to it eventually– and when I do finish the game.. I highly doubt I’ll be returning to this one…
18 people found this helpful
P. Pease –
This wasn’t exactly what I expected it to be. I thought that the PSP Sims2 game was just like the PC game for Sims2. It was more like an adventure game raather than the “daily life” of the Sims characters.
Don Talcott –
Games just fine nothing to worry about. Good litte life lessons in these games to. Keeps them off some of the shoot them up games.
One person found this helpful
Annie52 –
Awesome
D. Smethers –
If you don’t mind [pause…] waiting for the data [pause…] to download [pause…] while playing [pause…], then this is the game for you [pause…]. The game also crashes often. If you decide to play, make sure you SAVE A LOT. Overall, I like the idea of having my favorite game on the PSP but I think that it needs improvement.
3 people found this helpful