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The Sims 2: Bon Voyage
competely bombicious
Written by DF from Alexandria
Dec 12, 2007
the way that the pixels are calculated makes this game off the hezey! i love it to death.
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The Sims 2: Bon Voyage
Good game
Written by HP
Sep 4, 2008
its a really cool game and has lots of new cool features. But if you have an older computer (mines an iMac G5), when you go on a vacation and you stay in a big nice hotel it goes kinda slow and choppy. I'm not sure if you have intel if it would do that but its still a great game and fun to play.
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The Sims 2: Bon Voyage
Awesome Game!
Written by MG from Layton
Oct 10, 2008
Hey potential buyers! This is the funnest expansion pack I have! I think that you should totally consider buying this awesome game. There is so much to do, and they don't even tell you half of it on the internet. Believe me when I say that there is only half. I search the internet for games hours on end and you don't get too much info on this one. Bon Voyage provides hours of fun and is totally a surprise whenever you get on. (But if you have seasons beware, it my rain or snow on your tropical vacation!)
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The Sims 2: Bon Voyage
Select low resolution on graphics, for faster play
Written by TG from Hillsboro
Mar 9, 2009
Yes, the animation gets slower and choppy when play this game.
Be prepared to be blown away by beautiful lots.
The Photo Album feature for Story Telling - includes a small camera feature. It would of been SWEET, if characters got paid SIMOLEONS for capturing some good photos in the game.
Getting to see Sims grab on to items, such as poles, axes, rakes, and swords is enough to make me gasp. Much more physical activities such as digging and swimming is quite awesome for scene capture.13 of 15 people found this useful
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