MySims Agents, the newest member of the MySims brand, is being stealthily shipped to your local stores as we speak. Set to release next week on September 29th,
MySims Agents will be available on Nintendo Wii and DS.
You'll play an agent solving mysteries in an adventure game that challenges you to stop a sinister plot before an entire city is destroyed by Morcubus, evil CEO of MorcuCorp. You'll recruit different Sims with different skill sets, and decide how best to put them to use, whether lockpicking, following footprints, hacking computers, and more. You'll return from missions with goodies you can use to personalize your five-story agent headquarters.
"We are thrilled to bring a new take on the original MySims franchise to players with MySims Agents,” said Tim LeTourneau, General Manager of MySims. “MySims Agents appeals to gamers of all ages—whether you enjoy a good adventure or a challenging mystery to solve—the game lends itself to an experience the whole family can enjoy whether they hold the Wii-mote or are there to help.”
The real mystery here is how a kids' title can look so cool. Just goes to show that we need to keep an open mind as gamers about different genres--I actually really enjoyed MySims Racing, and I'll probably enjoy this too. Fun is fun.
For more info, check out
www.mysimsagents.ea.com.
REDWOOD CITY, Calif., September 22, 2009 – Grab your crime busting gadgets, follow the clues and solve the case! The EA Play Label of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS) today announced MySims™ Agents for the Wii™ and Nintendo DS™ shipped to store shelves this week and will be on sale September 29, 2009. An original IP, MySims Agents is a mystery-solving adventure game where players are heroic agents who must stop a sinister plot that threatens the fate of an entire city.
“We are thrilled to bring a new take on the original MySims franchise to players with MySims Agents,” said Tim LeTourneau, General Manager of MySims. “MySims Agents appeals to gamers of all ages—whether you enjoy a good adventure or a challenging mystery to solve—the game lends itself to an experience the whole family can enjoy whether they hold the Wii-mote or are there to help.”
MySims Agents for Wii
In MySims Agents players take on the role of a special agent hired to foil the sinister plans of Morcubus, CEO of the corrupt MorcuCorp. By recruiting different MySims, each with their own special skills, players can build up their very own crime-busting dream team. From tracking footprints and using forensics to picking locks, hacking into computers, following leads, and collecting clues, players must rely on their wits, skills, and trusty gadgets to piece together the clues to solve mysteries. Jump aboard a private jet to reach an ancient temple, a spooky mansion, a seedy industrial section of the city, a sunshine filled beach boardwalk, or an icy mountaintop chalet. Each clue you uncover will lead you closer to the sinister Morcubus. Return from their adventures with cool treasures that can be used to construct and customize your five story headquarters.
MySims Agents for Nintendo DS
In MySims Agents on Nintendo DS, players are agents assigned by their agency to help the mayor stop a notorious thief from stealing an ancient treasure. By searching for clues, solving intricate puzzles, and matching wits with the thief, gamers can protect the treasure and the town. Along the way players talk to their favorite MySims characters, sharpen their agent skills with 10 different mini-games, and search through underground caverns for clues to the thief’s undoing!
Developed by The Sims Studio, MySims Agents Wii and Nintendo DS are rated E for Everyone by the ERSB, 3+ by PEGI, and have an MSRP of $49.99 and $29.99 respectively. For more information about MySims Agents, visit
www.mysimsagents.ea.com.
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