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The Sims 3 Roaring Heights Brings The Golden Era To PC and Mac


EA and Maxis have announced the release of The Sims 3 Roaring Heights for PC and Mac. The new digital world is available for purchase via The Sims 3 Store now. The new content will take players on an adventure through a world full of beautiful skyscrapers, beachside scenes and much more. Read on.

From the Press Release
EA and Maxis released The Sims 3 Roaring Heights on PC/Mac, the newest digital world available on The Sims 3 Store. In this brand new world, players will be welcomed to a sparkling city nestled by the sea where their Sims will experience a bustling lifestyle reminiscent of the golden era.

In this vibrant city full of iconic Art Deco skyscrapers, players will find new locations to take their Sims, customize their game with dozens of clothing and objects and will get to interact with the Fixer-Upper Car. The Fixer-Upper Car is a classic vehicle that Sims will be able to work on to get into pristine shape. Once complete, Sims can take it out for a spin on the town, relishing in the breathtaking architecture and vibrant beachside scene of Roaring Heights.

 A special The Sims 3 Roaring Heights Gold Bundle is also being offered which includes the new world and 1,900 SimPoints. Those seeking to extend their experience in this world can use the extra 1,900 SimPoints to add in The Boardwalk Venue, which has been designed specifically with The Sims 3 Roaring Heights in mind. The Boardwalk Venue features the exhilarating Sky High Roller Coaster which players can assemble to create their own amusement park. The Boardwalk Venue released to The Sims 3 Store today.

 The Sims 3 Roaring Heights requires The Sims 3 base game to play and is rated ‘T’ for Teen. For more information on this world or The Boardwalk Venue, visit http://store.thesims3.com/roaringheights.

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