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In The Sims Bustin' Out gamers can now get out of the house and travel to 16 crazy locations to socialize with 25 outrageous characters. Players can choose from challenging careers like Gangster, Paramilitary, or Mad Scientist. Depending on the career track selected there are now several different ways to play the game. Players can drive their scooter or a variety of unlockable vehicles to visit locations such as the Shiny Things Lab where they can invent a Rocket Gnome or Casa Caliente to try out their love potions on a friend. Gamers can unlock and collect hundreds of social moves and objects as they progress through the game. Players can try their luck with moves like Booty Spank and French Kiss or they can unlock objects exclusive to the console such as the Climbing Wall and a Mutant Plant. Featuring a completely overhauled game engine. The Sims Bustin' Out displays stunning graphics and Sims that are a work of art. Players can customize their Sims right down to the facial features with a variety of new options; Sims characters also have a distinct and noticeable personality that affects gameplay. For example, a shy Sim will be a wall-flower at the dance club, but an outgoing Sim will be rocking around the dance floor, showing off her moves. For the first time in the Sims franchise history, PlayStation 2 console gamers can enjoy weekends with no work obligations by going online. PlayStation 2 console online play requires an Internet connection and Network Adapter for the PlayStation 2 console (sold separately). The Sims Bustin' Out for the PlayStation 2 console features two-player cooperative online play, where gamers can invite friends over to check out how they have decorated their home, build skills or trade social moves and objects they have unlocked. When players first go online, they will enter a lobby where a matchmaker screen displays the astrological signs, genders, and personalities of other Sims, so that players can effectively choose their gaming partners. Players also can communicate with voice chat using a keyboard or USB headset (USB headset and broadband connection required) and get valuable tips on how to complete a career. The Sims Bustin' Out for the Nintendo GameCube supports connectivity with The Sims Bustin' Out for Game Boy® Advance. When connected, Game Boy Advance players will unlock a hidden game cabinet that will allow them to use their Nintendo GameCube Sims to play mini-games on the Game Boy Advance and earn extra Simoleans. Players also can download and play their Nintendo GameCube Sim in the Game Boy Advance world and obtain Simoleans, improve motives, and build skills to bring back with them to the Nintendo GameCube version. This enables players to take their Nintendo GameCube Sim with them anywhere. Additionally, The Sims Bustin' Out supports High definition 720p TV for the Xbox. All console versions have memory card support so players can take their Sims over to a friend's house. Players can play with a friend in two-player mode, which is available throughout the entire game. The Sims Bustin' Out for the PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, and Microsoft Xbox is rated "T" for Teen with descriptions of crude humor, mild violence and mature sexual themes. The Sims Bustin' Out is available for purchase online at Action Village, The Sims Bustin' Out games and strategy guide are also available at Amazon for the Nintendo GameCube, PlayStation 2, and Xbox systems. About The Sims™ About Electronic Arts Media resources courtesy of Maxis/Electronic Arts. Copyright © 2003/2004 Zac E.E. Olson
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