Widen your Sim's horizons with a bunch of killer career opportunities. That's smart to give players the tools to create a real narrative for their Sims.Imagine a world where you can make your Sim anything they want to be. Finally, Ambitions includes the ability to transfer Sims you created in the original Sims 3 for iPhone as well as World Adventures. Being able to affect the look of the town is something that means a lot to Sims players and I am sure this will go down well in the iPhone Ambitions, too. Plus, you can also build out locations for Sims to work in, such as bistro for the chef character. Now, it's a breeze to fix up a house by adding new rooms and fill them with objects necessary for skills and entertainment. In the original Sims 3 for iPhone, I fuzted around with building out a house but it felt limited and not easy to use. The tool set is just more intuitive to use this time. I also appreciated the updates to Build Mode, which is how you change your house around. But that's pretty much life in the real world.

You have to feed, play, and tend to the baby's needs – which can be difficult while balancing a full-time career. Raising the baby takes time and attention, which is sort of like another job within Ambitions. When two Sims engage in a bit of WooHoo (that's sex, in case you didn't know) they might get a baby.

Apparently there was a big request from fans to incorporate babies into the iPhone games, so now they are here. Electronic Arts updated several other aspects of Sims 3, too. While earning promotions isn't exactly rocket science (upgrade relevant skills, show up at work on time, succeed at the minigames), it is definitely more interactive than just reporting to a job site and sitting there while time whizzes by. There are several, including chefs, teachers, and professional athletes. It's not limited to just two or three new jobs. This new emphasis on careers is well implemented in Ambitions.

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