The Sims: Urbz In The City - GBA Complete Playthrough #49 (1/2)【Longplays Land】 скачать в хорошем качестве

The Sims: Urbz In The City - GBA Complete Playthrough #49 (1/2)【Longplays Land】

The Urbz: Sims in the City is a video game that was released in 2004 for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, Nintendo GameCube, Game Boy Advance, and Nintendo DS as a launch title for that system. It is the third Sims game for these consoles and is the second Sims game to be unreleased on Windows PC. The next release for consoles and handhelds was the console port of The Sims 2. Music group The Black Eyed Peas provided several music scores for the game, which have also been translated into Simlish. Members of the group would also appear as guest Urbz in the game. In the Handheld version of the game, the protagonist, who recently arrived in the city from Simvalley, is fired after the owner of King Tower sells the tower to Daddy Bigbucks. After a failed attempt to steal a key from Daddy Bigbucks assistant, Lily Gates, they are arrested and taken to jail. After convincing the city sheriff to let them go, they are put on probation and prohibited from leaving the urban area of the city. After doing certain tasks, they are recruited by Grandma Hattie to lead a strike to open the city bridges to Sim Quarter. Afterwards, they are knocked off of a ship by Bigbucks and wash up in the Bayou, where they are mistaken by its inhabitants; The Bayou twins as a vampire. After convincing them that they are human, the twins help them get home. However, one of the twins is bitten by a vampire and turn into one. Then, they arrive in Sim Quarter and are informed by Grandma Hattie that Daddy Bigbucks took over the city and outlawed running, and if anyone is caught running they will be arrested. She then gives them a cookbook in order to help them make the chocolate needed to cure the bayou inhabitant's vampirism. Later on, the protagonist and Grandma Hattie are arrested for running, but are let go by the Sheriff because he hates Daddy Bigbucks. Eventually, the protagonist arrives in Glasstown and finds the original King Tower owner, Mr. King. Later on, the protagonist, with the help of Ewan Watahmee and Sue Pirnova, fix a time machine and use it to help find Daddy Bigbucks. Afterwards, the protagonist defeats him, and he is banished to an island outside of the city, and the Protagonist is idolized by the city inhabitants and a lifelike statue of the protagonist is built in the city center, and the game abruptly ends.