MySims is available for the Nintendo Wii through Electronic Arts at a price of $46.99 on Amazon.com. Both the Sims game and the Wii are mainstream and a combination of both is likely to go down well. The experience of MySims is well streamlined. The game structure is firm and results in a brilliant experience. You can learn to play this game pretty quick.

The USP of the Wii version of MySims is the blocky characters living in a blocky town. Simple yet refined visuals added to a sunny, chirpy style gets you in a good mood. There are good tunes which are based on the location and a smattering of simlish in the game. The cartoonish presentation of the game is just one of its plus points.

Genders aren’t the most important thing in deciding the roles your character assumes, your avatar is possibly quite androgynous. Your task is to rebuild a village using your formidable skills in interior design. You need to first get your workshop and house in order. Then you begin building civic pride.

One of the important elements in MySims is “Essence” which is the only resource of the game and of which there are dozens. these can be apples or 8-balls. There are a number of ways to earn these. Collecting essences help you build furniture. You improve the towns star rating by building furniture or decorating homes and businesses.

With a relative ease of construction and intuitive playing, MySims is likely to be as liked on the Wii as it was elsewhere. Recommended for lovers of soft games.