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| Release Dates | 16 December 2003 / 2 December 2003 (GBA) |
| Platforms | PlayStation 2 / Xbox / Nintendo GameCube / Game Boy Advance |
| Developers | Maxis |
| Publishers | Electronic Arts Inc. |
| Version | n/a |
Description
The Sims are Bustin’ Out of the house and making a big return to the console and for the first time ever are coming to the Game Boy® Advance. In The Sims™ Bustin’ Out for console, choose from a variety of new career paths and unlock and collect over a hundred of new objects and social moves exclusive to the console. Play, work, and socialize with a cast of over 25 new outrageous characters and climb through a dozen new careers. The Sims Bustin’ Out for console also features new integrated two-player gameplay and memory card support, for those of you who like to take your Sims over to a friend’s house and show them off.
In The Sims Busitn’ Out for the Game Boy Advance, take direct control of your Sim to explore 20 all-new Game Boy Advance exclusive locations as you work your way from rags to riches. The Game Boy Advance version will support connectivity with the Nintendo GameCube™ version.
Features
- Gameplay Experience
Create a character and explore 16 all-new locations. Choose from new careers including Gangster, Athlete, Mad Scientist, and Fashion Victim that will take you through multiple ways to play and win the game. You can go back and forth through different careers and levels to unlock objects, and even play two-player throughout the entire game with your friends. - Get Out of the House and Explore New Locations
Travel seamlessly around town in your new scooter or car to play, work, and socialize. Visit never been seen new locations such as Club Rubb, the hip dance venue, or venture to the Casa Caliente to make a special friend or two. - Unlock Over 100 New Objects and Social Moves
Console exclusive objects include the DJ Booth, Climbing Wall, and Sim-Eating Plant. Unlock hidden, appearance-enhancing accessories, clothes, and hairstyles. French Kiss, Pull Finger, and Dirty Dance are just a few of the new social moves. - Meet New Characters
Watch out for the wacky group of characters such as Bing Bling, the party animal, Goldie Toane, the workout queen, and General Payne, the military roughneck. - Create-a-Sim
Personality matters! Revamp your Sims with new hip clothes and give your Sims personality traits that impact and affect gameplay experience. An outgoing or playful Sim is destined to show off smooth moves on the dance floor and an active Sim will conquer the climbing wall like no other. - Next Generation Graphics, UI, and Audio
A completely overhauled gameplay engine means sleek new graphics, seamless UI, shadows in real-time, new voices, sound effects, and all-new original music.
Game Boy Advance
- Connectivity With The Nintendo Gamecube™ Version
You can download and play with your GameCube Sim in the Game Boy Advance world. This lets you make Simoleons and improve skills to bring back to the GameCube version, meaning you can take your Sim with you anywhere. When connected, you’ll also unlock mini-games that you can play on your Game Boy Advance. - Completely Revised Control Scheme
For the first time in any Sims game, use the Control Pad to have direct control of your Sim. - Exclusive Content
There are 26 exclusive locations, 8 new career mini-games, all-new characters to interact with, and over 150 objects to trade and collect. - You Control Your Sim’s Well-Being
Keep your Sim happy by monitoring motives and fulfilling basic needs. - Play With Friends!
Connect with another Game Boy Advance using the Game Boy Advance Link Cable for a two-player mode that lets you unlock and trade new items. - Your Sims Fit Right In Your Shirt Pocket!
Take your Sims everywhere in the first portable version of The Sims™.