Extra building blocks and features are added to the wand’s repertoire by collecting magic scrolls. The wand is fuelled by mana, of which there is a plentiful supply throughout the kingdom. Most of the tasks require the player to use the wand to build or decorate things for the various Sims that populate the kingdom. The building interface is also quite well done, allowing the player to easily move objects around, but occasionally the camera will cause a few problems by zooming in too close. It is all very intuitive and well implemented. The controls are handled with the Wii-remote and nunchuk combination, with the analogue stick used for moving around and the Wii-remote’s IR-pointer used to interact with objects. There are some genuinely funny moments in the script though, especially from the bumbling Buddy, and most of the characters are at least likeable. Young kids will enjoy the more light-hearted moments, but adults will find it hard to keep interested. The story is pretty standard kids fantasy stuff with mainly generic characters. This competition also doubles as a tutorial and is a very simple introduction to using the magical wand. The game starts with the player being entered into the competition to become the new Wandolier. To remedy this situation, King Roland decides to appoint a new Wandolier and have them move around the kingdom and fix everything up. For some reason, all of the Wandoliers have now retired or moved away and no one is left to keep the King’s subjects happy, or to even keep the buildings in good repair. These Sims were known as Wandoliers and it was their job to go around the kingdom and build structures for the other Sims and keep everyone happy. These wands were given to certain Sims so they could help the King keep his subjects happy. To help keep his subjects happy, the King had his wizard make special wands with magical powers. The game is set in a fantasy kingdom ruled by King Roland. Unfortunately, because of its simplicity, it will struggle to find an audience outside of the younger demographic. Overall, it is a solid, technically excellent package featuring well-crafted, stylised graphics, quirky audio, a reasonable amount of replay value, and a cute and sometimes funny setting and story.
This simplification allows younger players to fully experience the adventure, but reduces the chance of adult players finding much to enjoy. It borrows elements from other communication games such as Animal Crossing, Harvest Moon and The Sims, but simplifies the experience to a point where player error is almost entirely eliminated. With EFB to RAM and Safe Texture Cache game runs fine with very little slow-downs (some 'cutscenes' lag, notably the intro after making your character) and my audio is sometimes a little wonky, but nothing unbearable.MySims Kingdom for the Nintendo Wii is a well-made, fun and inventive game that does a great job of providing an accessible adventure for younger players. Regardless, with those settings there appears to be no bugs.
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Unfortunately, having safe texture cache comes at a heavy cost to performance and I was unable to maintain full speed.
With EFB Copies to RAM and Safe Texture Cache the game looks perfect.
This title has been tested on the environments listed below: However, compatibility may extend to prior revisions or compatibility gaps may exist within ranges indicated as compatible due to limited testing. Compatibility can be assumed to align with the indicated revisions.
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