My Sims Agents
SCORE: 90
My Sims Agents grabbed me, put me in an interrogation room, and grilled me for hours. Okay, not really, but this Wii game captivated my interest better than any video game has in some time. The player starts out as a detective, solving cases in his town. He eventually becomes a secret agent, and has to solve cases all over the world. Some of the locations are awesome to see. At times I forgot I was supposed to be doing something, because I was enjoying the area so much. Players get to customize their little Sim character, and then off on to adventure.
My Sims Agents has a very family friendly feel to the graphics. The characters look slightly better than Lego characters, but have a whole lot more animations. The facial expressions were some of my favorites. Slight accidents can happen in comical fashion. The core of this game is finding clues, and solving the mysteries. Electronic Arts gives the player tools that are needed, and all of them assist in solving cases.
The music in My Sims Agents is another part of this game that I really like. It has a lot of emotional range the kept me interested in what was going on. I found a lot of comedy in the comments of the characters. Even the bad guy has a lot of comedy in his cliched commentary. I find it great how the main character wants to help others, and find the truth. His goal of finding the truth is admirable, and resonates with me personally.
Electronic Arts included quite a few extras in My Sims Agents that will keep gamers busy for months. Certain mini games are so much fun that I could have played more of them in the main game. I feel that My Sims Agents is worth the price of admission.
The Wii Remote, and Nunchuck controls work amazingly well in My Sims Agents. The game starts with a tutorial that assists the player in the controls. My Sims Agents also has a lot of visual and audio reminders to keep the player on track (in the beginning). I had a lot of fun playing My Sims Agents on the Wii.
Searching for the truth and helping others are the main lessons in My
Sims Agents. This game will require the use of your brain. The brain
teasers are never too bad though, so do not fear. I would be interested
in sequels to My Sims Agents in the future. This game is safe for the
entire family.
- Paul
Graphics: 86%
Sound: 89%
Replay/Extras: 93%
Gameplay: 94%
Family Friendly Factor: 86%
System: Wii
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Rating: 'E' for
Everyone
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