"The version we saw on display was simple, straightforward tag, though it seems as though this game will be customizable, like everything else in MySims. Also, there is currently a means by which players can sprint, though this may or may not be in the final version. Whether it is or not, there will be plenty for you to get your hands on in MySims for the PC when it sprouts this fall."

"EA has lifted the lid on another Sims game for Wii and DS. And this one is all about adventure, discovery and exploration in the name of King Roland bringing life back into his kingdom.

The Wii version features said Roland character who needs your help to make his kingdom a better place. The official blurb says you must help new and old friends discover new lands and build "to the limit of your imagination". Sounds a little like Civ to us.

Action begins in The Capital, the centre of the..."

"I hope you Europeans are ready for a double dose of MySims action. EA has announced (as you might have caught earlier) that MySims for the Wii and DS are heading in your direction come September 20th. I really have high hopes for the Wii version. If things are handled right, it really could be a big hit all around the world. With the way EA has been treating their Wii games, I have a good feeling the title will provide a good amount of fun."

"Ubisoft admitted last week that its early rush to release titles on Wii, many of which were ports of one-year-old games from other consoles, was a mistake, but EA assures that it will be more selective of the games it brings to Nintendo's motion-sensing console.

"You're not going to see every [EA] franchise taken to the Wii," Electronic Arts worldwide studios COO John Schappert told Wired News.

He went on to declare: "Rather than bring the entire portfolio of titles, some of which won't..."

"Transforming the traditional Sims gameplay for the Wii and Nintendo DS platforms, MySims moves the player to a delightful but disorganized town where – thanks to the easy and unique controls – they can re-shape everything and make it their own. Players begin by creating their own toy-like Sim that reflects their personal style and attitudes. From pig-tails and baseball caps to dreadlocks and Mohawks, the options are endless and the style is unlike any Sims game to date. By unlocking cool new ..."

Video from gametrailers showing how MySims was created.