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*The console versions start with one member of your crew ending up on an island whereas in the DS version, you start in a crate. |
*The console versions start with one member of your crew ending up on an island whereas in the DS version, you start in a crate. |
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*The console versions are developed by The Sims Division whereas the DS version is developed by Full Fat. |
*The console versions are developed by The Sims Division whereas the DS version is developed by Full Fat. |
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*[[The Sims 2: Castaway]] is a console/handheld only game. There is no PC expansion for Castaway although [[The Sims Castaway Stories]] is a standalone game and as stated above, it is unrelated to [[The Sims 2]] although they do use the same game engine. |
*''[[The Sims 2: Castaway]]'' is a console/handheld only game. There is no PC expansion for Castaway although ''[[The Sims Castaway Stories]]'' is a standalone game and as stated above, it is unrelated to ''[[The Sims 2]]'' although they do use the same game engine. |
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*In ''Castaway Stories'', Sims age and can have children, whereas in the console versions they stay adults forever. |
*In ''Castaway Stories'', Sims age and can have children, whereas in the console versions they stay adults forever. |
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*In ''Castaway Stories'', there is a limited variety of supplies, whereas the console version contains a larger variety of available supplies. |
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* In Castaway Stories you have supplies and food supplies. That's nothing like the Castaway version, there you have an endless variety of food and supplies ex: Sandal Wood, Strong Wood and etc. Sandalwood specifies in Bungalow building and shoes, while Hard wood highly useful when building stuff like hatchets and stuff. Those things are extremely essential, I do not remember exactly why, but if you don't make a Hard Wood Hatchet you'll have a very hard time proccesing through the 3rd Island. |
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*In ''Castaway Stories'', there are jaguars, hyenas, and orangutans. In the console versions, only boars, apes, and even parrots are seen throughout the islands. |
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*In the console version, unlike the other versions, no characters other than those created by the player appear in the island. This turns into a very lonely gameplay when the player only creates one Sim. |
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There's also like : Cotton, Angel Fish, Wool, Leather (which you get by killing a wild pig) and etc. |
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Latest revision as of 19:32, 23 December 2018
List of Castaway releases[edit | edit source]
- The Sims Castaway Stories (PC/MAC)
- The Sims 2 Castaway (Wii/PS2/PSP)
- The Sims 2 Castaway (Nintendo DS) (NDS)
Differences[edit | edit source]
- The console versions start with one member of your crew ending up on an island whereas in the DS version, you start in a crate.
- The console versions are developed by The Sims Division whereas the DS version is developed by Full Fat.
- The Sims 2: Castaway is a console/handheld only game. There is no PC expansion for Castaway although The Sims Castaway Stories is a standalone game and as stated above, it is unrelated to The Sims 2 although they do use the same game engine.
- In Castaway Stories, Sims age and can have children, whereas in the console versions they stay adults forever.
- In Castaway Stories, there is a limited variety of supplies, whereas the console version contains a larger variety of available supplies.
- In Castaway Stories, there are jaguars, hyenas, and orangutans. In the console versions, only boars, apes, and even parrots are seen throughout the islands.
- In the console version, unlike the other versions, no characters other than those created by the player appear in the island. This turns into a very lonely gameplay when the player only creates one Sim.