The Sims2 for the PSP leverages the functionality of the PlayStation Portable to offer wireless gaming as well as unique locations and items.

Electronic Arts yesterday announced they’d begun shipping The Sims2 for The PSP to retailers. This latest edition to the popular Sims franchise is rated T for Teen.

The Sims2 for the PSP, EA said, is based upon the PC version of the game and leverages the capabilities of the next generation handheld platform such as wireless game play and while maintaining the core components such as customization. PSP players will be able to explore five brand new neighborhoods in Strangetown as well as 20 unique locations custom designed for the PSP.

“The Sims franchise has become a pop culture phenomenon! One of the top-five game brands in history, The Sims is unique in drawing an audience of men and women of all ages, from all over the world,” said Sinjin Bain, Vice President and Executive Producer. “To meet the diverse needs of our community, we have delivered The Sims 2 on a variety of platforms. The PSP version of The Sims 2 was inspired by the best-selling PC game, but built from the ground up to capitalize on the unique capabilities of the PSP system.”

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  1. Ian Bell and Dan Gaul at 12:30pm 9th December 2005 I bet it drains the battery quickly if its constantly searching the UMD don't you think?
  2. sThig at 8:16am 9th December 2005 I rushed to purchase this game yesterday and I have to unfortunately report that it's extremely slow and choppy on the PSP. It's constantly reading from the UMD and it's almost unplayable as it makes the PSP's cpu bottleneck out.
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