The Sims!

[Shiny Star]

Sims 3 is the best for me. You can customize pretty well with it and it's just better in general for gaming. Though, I did have the most packs and stuff on Sims 2 and I prefer the Sims 2 aging.

 

[oath2order]

What's the difference between 2 and 3 in aging?

 

[KarlaKGB]

I've been playing The Sims for pretty much most of my life at this point, and I've enjoyed all of them, but there is this common trend in the way I play each incarnation of it and I don't know if anyone else has this problem.
I get really excited to play and I devote practically a whole week or so to playing with my new family, and then I don't touch the game anymore. Not unless I get a new expansion pack, and then the cycle starts up again. It seems inevitable that I'll get bored of it within a week or so

Does this only happen for the Sims?

 

[Shiny Star]

What's the difference between 2 and 3 in aging?

In Sims 2, you are able to make them younger by using the elixir and only one family ages at a time. In Sims 3, you can't do that. Although, you can't really leave your house in Sims 2.

 

[oath2order]

In Sims 2, you are able to make them younger by using the elixir and only one family ages at a time. In Sims 3, you can't do that. Although, you can't really leave your house in Sims 2.

I knew about the one family thing in 2, but I didn't know that the elixir wasn't in 3. Thanks!