Unlike characters in the PC version of the title, PS2 sims do not age or have children. Other differences also allow players to concentrate on their individual console characters. Instead of a point-and-click strategy-game styled interface, players take direct control of their console characters, "driving" them around the game world with the analog stick (as in a third-person RPG). Along this line, the most obvious difference between the computer and console versions of Sims 2 may be in the way players control their characters. As in the console ports of the original Sims game, there is more of a focus on the player's main character, and less on the neighborhood interactions as a whole. Though it features the same charming style and real-world challenges, the PlayStation 2 version of Sims 2 has been customized for the console. Gamers drive their virtual alter egos toward greatness, as the second generation of "people simulation" gets a life on consoles.
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