Electronic Arts has today announced that, following the successful launch of The Sims on the PlayStation 2, the game is now in development for both the Xbox and the GameCube. Like the PS2 version, the games will include features not found in the PC original, including a level-based mode called "get a life" and numerous different characters and creatures to interact with. Both versions of the game will also support two-player modes in which sims can be pitted against each other or cooperate to complete challenges.
"Bringing The Sims to the Xbox and Nintendo GameCube gives players the opportunity to play The Sims on a variety of console platforms," said Sinjin Bain, COO of EA's Maxis studio and executive producer of the game. "Maxis is looking forward to providing the fun and quirky gameplay of The Sims to gamers on any type of console system."
The Xbox and GameCube versions of The Sims are currently scheduled for release in the spring. For more information, you might like to check out our full reviews of the PS2 and PS2 versions of the game.
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