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  Minkle Posts: 88 Member

  December 2012 edited December 2012

  It just depends on what you expect out of the game. You will need internet access while playing it on the iPad, I have an iPad 2 32GB and I have the game on there. You'll also need to be willing to wake up to do the different challenges / bring your sim to work, etc. It can be fun as long as you are willing to put in the effort to make the game entertaining. I however, like the full version better on the PC. But it is a personal choice.

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  Icy_Lava Posts: 5,461 Member

  December 2012 edited December 2012

  People say it is boring, well because it is. You cannot have a baby. You cannot change the structure of your house. The graphics are atrocious. There is not much furniture and most of it needs to be unlocked. No lifestates. No actual death. Hardly any social interactions. And, I have not even scratched the surface. If you want to have the Sims on iPhone, get Freeplay.

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  CoolGalrocks51 Posts: 62 New Member

  December 2012 edited December 2012

  The sims 3 for mobile devices don't have all the features that the game does for the PC/Mac or they have a limited amount of it. For example you can't have babies, you can't add expansion packs (but you can but them as seperate games), and in some versions you can only have two sims per household. The only game that will let you have babies is the sims 3 ambitions and the sims freeplay for mobile devices. Ambitons limits you to only one and it doesn't grow past the toddler stage. I have the game for both PC and ipod touch and if I were you I'd get it for your computer. It's so much better besides the price.

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  CoolGalrocks51 Posts: 62 New Member

  December 2012 edited December 2012

  But getting it for mobile devices is good if your traveling and just want the basics of a sims game.

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