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|image=MySims boxart.jpg
|title=MySims
|title=MySims
|image=MySims boxart.jpg
|japanese=''Boku to Shimu no Machi''(ぼくとシムのま)lit. "Me and the Sims' Town")
|developer=[[EA Redwood Shores]]
|developer=[[EA Redwood Shores]]
|publisher=[[Electronic Arts]]
|publisher=[[Electronic Arts]]
|japanese=''Boku to Shimu no Machi''(ぼくとシムのま)lit. "Me and the Sims' Town")
|year=2007
|released={{sys|wii}}{{na|2007|September 18}}{{au|2007|September 20}}{{eu|2007|September 21}}{{jp|2007|September 27}}
|systems={{syslist|wii|win}}
{{sys|win}}{{us|2008|October 10}}{{eu|2008|October 31}}{{au|2008|November 11}}
|ratings={{ESRB|E}}{{PEGI|3}}{{OFLC|G}}
|ratings={{ESRB|E}}{{PEGI|3}}{{OFLC|G}}
|genre=[[Simulation]]
|genre=[[Simulation]]
|modes=[[Single player]]
|modes=[[Single player]]
|systems=[[Wii]], [[Windows]]
|followed by=[[MySims: Kingdom]]
|followed by=[[MySims: Kingdom]]
|series=MySims
|series=MySims
|pcgamingwiki=MySims
}}
}}
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'''MySims''' is the first [[Wii]] entry in EA's {{c|The Sims}} series. It has sold more than 1 million copies. Two sequels have been announced, [[MySims Kingdom]] and [[MySims Party]]. MySims begins with a character moving into a run-down town with a mayor desperate to bring residents back. The player's job is to attract business and 'townies' back into town. Players build houses as well as furniture, and in return are given special decorations, blueprints and outfits for their Sim. As the town's population increases, new areas of town are unlocked in which even more people can be moved in. Eventually the town is bustling with citizens again.
'''MySims''' is the first [[Wii]] entry in EA's [[:Category:The Sims|The Sims]] series. It has sold more than 1 million copies. Two sequels have been announced, [[MySims Kingdom]] and [[MySims Party]]. MySims begins with a character moving into a run-down town with a mayor desperate to bring residents back. The player's job is to attract business and 'townies' back into town. Players build houses as well as furniture, and in return are given special decorations, blueprints and outfits for their Sim. As the town's population increases, new areas of town are unlocked in which even more people can be moved in. Eventually the town is bustling with citizens again.
 
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[[Category:EA Redwood Shores]]
[[Category:Electronic Arts]]
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[[Category:Simulation]]
[[Category:Simulation]]
[[Category:Single player]]
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This is the first game in the MySims series. For other games in the series see the MySims category.

Box artwork for MySims.
Box artwork for MySims.
MySims
Developer(s)EA Redwood Shores
Publisher(s)Electronic Arts
Year released2007
System(s)Wii, Windows
Followed byMySims: Kingdom
SeriesMySims
Japanese titleBoku to Shimu no Machi(ぼくとシムのま)lit. "Me and the Sims' Town")
Genre(s)Simulation
ModesSingle player
Rating(s)ESRB EveryonePEGI Ages 3+OFLC General
LinksMySims at PCGamingWikiMySims ChannelSearchSearch
For the Nintendo DS version, see MySims (DS).

MySims is the first Wii entry in EA's The Sims series. It has sold more than 1 million copies. Two sequels have been announced, MySims Kingdom and MySims Party. MySims begins with a character moving into a run-down town with a mayor desperate to bring residents back. The player's job is to attract business and 'townies' back into town. Players build houses as well as furniture, and in return are given special decorations, blueprints and outfits for their Sim. As the town's population increases, new areas of town are unlocked in which even more people can be moved in. Eventually the town is bustling with citizens again.

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