The latest The Sims 3 Generations reviews begin with StrategyInformer,
who rated it 7.5 out of 10:
As we said, on its own Generations isn’t going to do
much for your experience, but in conjunction with everything
else it just makes for a more interesting experience. The
Sims 3 was always going to be a long term investment – and
this is just one more step on the road.
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“We play The Sims 3: Generations…” at StrategyInformer
Game Vortex rated it a massive 93%:
If you’re looking for an addictive game that will make time
pass very quickly and possibly make you feel like you have some
control over life, check out The Sims 3: Generations
today!
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The Sims 3 Generations review at Game Vortex
GamesRadar rated it a “decent” six out of 10:
But what’s there doesn’t always feel like enough to justify
this full price of an expansion pack, especially when so much
has been added in past products. Unless you’re desperate to add
a little life to your sims’ youth, you might be able to pass on
this one.
The review contains five new screenshots, which you can also view
over on the game page if you prefer (update of Sunday 19th June).
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“The Sims 3 Generations expansion review” at GamesRadar
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The Sims 3 Generations screenshots
GamePro gave it three stars out of five:
It’s not the best of The Sims 3′s expansions by a long shot,
and compared to the other packs seems quite expensive for what
it is — but fans of the series will enjoy the deeper experience
it offers.
The review includes three new screenshots which you can view on
the game page if you prefer (update of Tuesday 19th June).
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“Review: The Sims 3: Generations (PC)” at GamePro
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The Sims 3 Generations screenshots
Impulse Gamer rated it 8.0 out of 10:
After completed The Sims 3: Generations a few times, I’m
still amazed at the
number of antics your Sims can get involved in. Best of all, it
crosses all
generations well so not only does it increase the scope of the
Sims quite
considerably, it makes a good game ever better.
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The Sims 3 Generations review at Impulse Gamer
Hooked Gamers gave it 8.0 out of 10:
To answer my original question: as a stand-alone expansion,
The Sims 3: Generations leaves much to be desired.
After playing it, I found myself wondering what is keeping EA
from releasing the Pets, University and
Open For Business expansions and that’s never a good thing.
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The Sims 3 Generations review at Hooked Gamers
Metacritic and GameRankings both now have enough reviews for
there to be any point updating you on them. The Metascore at
Metacritic currently stands at 70 ("Mixed or
average reviews") based on eight reviews, while The
Ranking at GameRankings is currently 78.83% based on six reviews.
Sources:
The Sims 3 Generations at Metacritic and
The Sims 3 Generations at GameRankings
It’s been more than a week since it was released, so now it’s
time to open reviews up to you! If you’ve played Generations and
have an opinion on it, why not tell the world by posting your own
review? You can log in using an existing Google, Yahoo!, Twitter,
AIM, Netlog or OpenID account, but if on the off-chance you don’t
have any of those, you can create a Google account without supplying
anything more than an email address and date of birth. Feel free to
make the review as long or as short as you like — just “It’s well
good!” or “It’s really dire” would do – but make sure you specify a
star rating.
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The Sims 3 Generations Visitor Reviews
If
you missed The Sims 3 Pets Live Broadcast, you can now watch it
on-demand by clicking below – just don’t expect it to be as long or
answer as many questions as the
