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Message: [QUOTE="DunkeyKong, post: 109341, member: 121"] I started playing Sims on the NDS , it was the MySims: Agents. I don't even remember why I played it and never knew what Sims was, but it was a pretty interesting game, even though I never finished it [ATTACH type="full" alt="1000024183.jpg"]36026[/ATTACH] After the rise of mobile gaming, I finally discovered what Sims was after playing the Freeplay version. And honestly, it was pretty memorable even for a mobile game [ATTACH type="full" alt="1000024184.jpg"]36027[/ATTACH] After that, I never tried any simulation genre of games for like a decade or something. But seeing this article, I can tell that it was a big deal for some people back in the day, especially SimCity In fact, I also tried the mobile version of it called SimCity BuildIt which is also how I discovered the SimCity series [ATTACH type="full" alt="1000024185.jpg"]36028[/ATTACH] It's pretty fascinating how I discovered most of these games from either mobile phones or handhelds, it helped me a lot to find and discovered more of those games and the history of it, especially in this article Anyway, sorry if this pretty long to read. The Sims and SimCity games was just a pretty interesting series to me. It never felt like it was something new but it never felt like it was something old either, y'know what I mean? What a concept honestly, one can make you a man of the house and the other makes you an Urban planner. Thank you so much for this article, so much is told here, this is a great piece of article once again [/QUOTE]

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