Plot

The city has been almost destroyed and its citizens have left. But you (being a main player) have to attract as much business and townspeople back into town as possible. You can build houses, decorate and furnish them. There are 80 non-player characters in the Wii version. You can communicate with all of them. You have to form warm and nice relationship with people. That is the crucial point of the game. Construction of buildings is rather simple, all you have to do is to choose the needed house from a diverse collection of patterns.

Opinion

With My Sims it is possible to save the world, to make the city alive again with nothing more but your own creativity. Only in this game we have a brilliant opportunity to interact with people, to find what they want and what they like and how to please them. It is a kind of game, that you can play for hours. My Sims are insanely addictive!

If you want to play and find more about other Wii games, you are welcome to enjoy Nintendo Wii Games reviews.

We’re coming to the last day of February, completing our first full month at Gamember.net, and I figured it would be a good time to reflect back on the month through our posts and a few others:

Disney To Release Ultimate Band, A Rockband Killer

Get Your Rockband Together For New Song DLC Tuesday 2/26

Wii Homebrew Scene Explodes

Obsolete Xbox 360 HD-DVD Price Cut!

Gamestops Definition of “New”

Fable 2 To Feature Co-Op, XBLA Minigames

Portal: The Three Hour Game of the Year That Was Pushed Aside

N+ Proves Ninja’s Are Better Than Pirates

Get Your Rockband Together For New Song DLC Tuesday 2/18

PSP Firmware Time Machine Is Not A Phone Booth

Future Rockband Song Line-up Revealed?

Spore Release Date Confirmed For September 7th 2008

Get Your Rockband Together For New Song Tuesday 2/12

Did You Know Forever Meant 2008? Duke Nukem Did

Dodgeball: Based On A True Pirate VS Ninja Story

Get Your Rockband Together For New Song Tuesdays 2/4

BioWare Adds More Effect To Mass Effect

Street Fighter HD Forced To Meet 150MB Limit

Super Smash Bros. Brawl Baits You To Buy More Virtual Arcade Games

Get Your Rockband Together For New Song Tuesdays 1/29

As we roll into March, we wanted to ask YOU what do you want to see more of on Gamember.net?

• More DLC Reviews?
• More Reviews For A Specific System?
• Modding/Hacking Community?
• Console Game Rumors?

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The only issue I see is the lame attempt to capitalize on the whole “band” title. The advertising for Rockband was so atrocious that Disney could simply put more money into advertising and named it something better (don’t ask me what). I really have faith that Disney won’t mess this up, as it’s definitely going to be a gold mine for them. I’m already in line waiting for it to be released.

On the Wii you’ll be using the Wii-mote a ‘chuck to play the different instruments. The DS version will rely on the screen, but will also allow you to write your own music. Sounds like Disney may have a Rockband Killer. All they’d have to do is actually release full albums like Harmonix has failed to deliver.

Spore allows you to create your own universe, starting at the molecular level. From there you evolve your spore into a full fledged civilization where your creations can take over the entire planet you created them on. If by chance the denizens of your fine planet decide that the rest of the world is theirs for the taking, then prepare for intergalactic travel as you come face to face with your friends creations. You have almost limitless ability to create whatever you want in Spore, making this by far the most comprehensive and impressive simulation.

Finally I can stop being so jealous of Robin Williams getting to play Spore last year at E3 and actually play the game myself!

The confirmed list on the Super Smash Bros. Brawl blog lists Ice Climber, Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda, Kid Icarus, Kirby’s Adventure, Super Metroid and Star Fox 64 as some of the playable demos. While many could care less about Kid Icarus, it seems that there will be several more demos hidden on the disc when it finally launches on March 9^th.

Although this game looks to be one of the biggest reasons to dust off your Nintendo Wii and join in to some serious online battles, you have to wonder if pushing the date back yet again will do damage to its sales. While it was initially slated to launch after the holiday season, it still would have made it’s mark while kids still had money in their pockets or their parents credit card bill hasn’t come in yet. I know I’ve already spent all the holiday money I had saved up, some of it even put aside for Super Smash Bros. Brawl, but I’ve since spent that money pre-ordering Duke Nukem Forever.