MySims Returns to Life on Nintendo Switch

Tuesday, 27 August 2024, 15:00

MySims is back, offering a fresh adventure on Nintendo Switch. MySims brings revamped gameplay and nostalgia to a new generation of players. Experience charming characters and town-building fun like never before!
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MySims Returns to Life on Nintendo Switch

MySims: A Classic Returns

MySims is back, and it's coming to the Nintendo Switch. A new bundle featuring revamped versions of EA's MySims and MySims Kingdom will revive the classic simulation titles with Switch-optimized controls and updated textures.

If you've never played MySims, it’s akin to a delightful mix between The Sims and Animal Crossing. In the main game, you’re tasked with rebuilding a run-down town by procuring blueprints, constructing houses, and making furniture to attract new residents. Each character has their individual quirks, like the bug-loving Gertrude Spackle and Yuki, who often threatens to bite your face for some reason.

The Journey of MySims

MySims debuted on the Wii and Nintendo DS in 2007 before making its way to PC and Blackberry. Following that, MySims Kingdom introduced royal themes and gameplay changes, launching on the same consoles in 2008. Numerous entries have followed, including MySims Agents, MySims Party, MySims Racing, and MySims SkyHeroes.

It feels like ages since I experienced a MySims game, and I’m thrilled to jump back into the whimsical world. However, I do wish EA would craft a completely new title with fresh stories and characters specifically for the Switch rather than merely remastering older games. But who knows? There’s been plenty of buzz around The Sims franchise lately — alongside MySims, EA is also developing a new free-to-play Sims game, codenamed Project Rene.

MySims: Cozy Bundle Launch Details

The MySims: Cozy Bundle launches on the Nintendo Switch on November 19th for $39.99, and preorders are available starting today.


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