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The Sims 3 (Nintendo DS)

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The Sims 3 gets ported to the Nintendo DS, cutting most features and the quality of the graphics at the same time. Despite that, it's still packed with more content than its 3DS cousin, and allows you to build your own house unlike the Wii version.

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Unused Graphics#

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While the DS version of Sims 3 wasn't released in Japan, a logo is present in the game.

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An image of one of the developers.

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A placeholder for the Sim Phone.

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Two placeholders for the player's icon. It uses Billy Morgan's icon with 'PH' placed on top of it.

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A placeholder for the lifetime wishes.

Regional Differences#

USA

Europe

The European version of the game supports Italian, German, and Dutch in addition to the English, Spanish, and French language settings found in the American version.