If there is one game I play and sometimes play too much is The Sims. I started playing these games back in the... mid 90s with the original Sims and expansion packs. One of my favorites other than Pets was Making Magic. This game you were basically a witch and had a separate world to visit and all of that. I enjoyed it and was wondering if they ever were going to do another one for the newest sims.
I guess someone bugged them enough or with all the supernatural themed TV shows and movie out. So we have The Sims 3 Supernatural. It looks like you can be a werewolf, vampire, a witch, a fairy and a few others that sounds awesome, but are spells you put rather than being the actual creature i.e. zombies.... aww I wanted to make a zombie sims and control them.
So this is your basic expansion pack which hopefully will not disappoint. Here's the announcement trailer.
It comes out in September 2012 and you can pre-order now to get limited edition items.
Showing posts with label Supernatural. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Supernatural. Show all posts
Thursday, June 14, 2012
The Sims 3 Supernatural
Monday, October 3, 2011
Supernatural Season Seven Episode 2
The episode continues right where the first one left off. Sam is dealing with Lucifer, who claims he's still in hell and Dean and Bobby watch Cas, or the Leviathans leave and enter a clean water supply for the area, which they can get to anywhere or anyone.
Sam tries to understand why Lucifer still toys with Sam. He says it will all end when he cannot take anymore. This make it hard as Lucifer keep toying with him. Bobby leaves when fellow hunter calls to say her surgeon is going to eat her liver. The beast decide to take over medical staff of a hospital. They are more than just two and Dean comes to Sam to help Bobby out. Sam was only going to keep the car running, but since there is 5 of them, Sam has to come help. Dean gives him a lecture about how he cannot be seeing Lucifer.
I think the story of Sam dealing with his demons took the front seat and dealing with the Leviathans was just a side affect to give the boys something to do. I am still waiting to see what all of this means for the boys.
Sam, admits to Dean and Bobby about what he's dealing with. How he is not sure he knows the difference between what's real and not. As he tells them, he sees Lucifer feeding him information. This makes Dean uneasy and he doesn't trust Sam.
The boys look up for signs of the Leviathans are attacking people. They find a sign in Kansas that might be them. Dean goes alone with Sam stays with Bobby, since they cannot trust Sam with his issue. Dean investigates and finds that there are Leviathans starting to reek havoc on the world.
Sam tries to understand why Lucifer still toys with Sam. He says it will all end when he cannot take anymore. This make it hard as Lucifer keep toying with him. Bobby leaves when fellow hunter calls to say her surgeon is going to eat her liver. The beast decide to take over medical staff of a hospital. They are more than just two and Dean comes to Sam to help Bobby out. Sam was only going to keep the car running, but since there is 5 of them, Sam has to come help. Dean gives him a lecture about how he cannot be seeing Lucifer.
Turns out it was Lucifer bating Sam to a warehouse to get to the final chapter. The real Dean shows up and Sam doesn't know which one is real. Sam has a gun pointed at Dean and is very confused. Dean tries to tell Sam that the torture felt different in hell than in the real life. Bobby interrupts telling them he has a live Leviathans and they are needing to figure out who to kill them. They show up at Bobby's and the house has burnt down.
They come face to face with one of the Leviathans and fight him. Both Sam and Dean are taken to the hospital. We don't know if Bobby is still alive or if they really killed the Leviathan.
My Opinion: This episode was pretty good. The story was good and I really like the aspects of Sam's dealing with Lucifer. It's a interesting concept to think that much of this is all made up and how would one act. I do find it interesting that they never once say his name. I am not sure if there is a reason for this or not.
I think the story of Sam dealing with his demons took the front seat and dealing with the Leviathans was just a side affect to give the boys something to do. I am still waiting to see what all of this means for the boys.
I am still not into the whole heaven and hell aspect of the show, but it's starting to get back to its roots. I also didn't even notice the music in this episode so I think it might have been only one classic rock song. I like it when they have a few, it just seems to fit the mood of the show better.
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Supernatural Season Seven Premiere
![]() |
| Cas, Dean and Death |
This past Friday was the premiere episode for season seven of Supernatural. Now, for me, things in this show is getting a bit confusing. There's is a lot going on and most of it I have never heard of. So I will try my best to explain things to you all so you won't be confused.
Synopsis: God has been missing for some time and Castiel has taken over as being God. He tells Dean, Sam and Bobby that because they went against him (season six will explain this all) that he could smite them, but he's not. They are lucky to escape his wrath, but he will get them later. The boys and Bobby return to the junkyard where Dean is once again trying to fix their chevy impala and Sam is having memories of Hell coming back to haunt him. There is no sign of Cas (this is what they call him) anywhere until there are signs of mass murders of church leaders and others. They describe the man as a young man wearing a trench coat, which is the exact description of Cas.
![]() |
| I love that Death has a thing for crappy food |
So after all of this Cas, tries to show that he is a just God, but kills a lot of people and comes to the boys and Bobby for help. Death had told them that if they got Cas, to the gates of purgatory, then they could be rid of him. So they get everything set up, when Lucifer appears to Sam telling him, he's still in Hell and that it was his greatest torture ever. The gate opens and what was inside of Cas, gets sucked in. Cas, survives, but he's taken over by the Leviathans.
My Opinion: This episode was okay. I like this show, but I enjoy the older episodes. For those of you who haven't seen the first several seasons there was no heaven, hell, or angels. It was about the two boys looking for the dad and hunting spirits, demons and other creatures. Things were more simplistic and were pretty good. Now with all this angel business I find myself confused a lot and having to look a lot of the stuff up, because my 10 years of Catholic school has taught me nothing that helps.
I also have been thinking about looking up the Latin they use in their spells. I take Latin, though I am not good at it and I wonder if they are saying anything that makes sense.
I will say that this show has great music. If you are a fan of classic rock like Journey or Led Zeppelin, then you will love the music they use in this show. I personally am not a fan of that genre, I'm a rockabilly/punk fan, but even I like the music.
Other than that I am not sure where this season is going. I really wish they would get back to the boys hunting spirits or bigfoot. I miss those old days. So I will keep watching just to see where this is all going.
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Supernatural Season 7
Why am I wanting to add this show to this blog? Well this show is more than a crappy CW show that preteen Twilight fans love. It was out before this teen paranormal love festival began and has really set the bar for shows about the paranormal or... the supernatural. This show not only has comedy, cheesy moments, myths on just about everything, even ones you've never heard of, lots of weapons, cliff hangers, heavy metal, and death. There's a lot to it and I think it does a good job.
If they are doing an episode about... a banshee, they look at all the myths and sometimes changes it, but not in the vampire sparkle in the sunlight kind of changes. It's like vampires can go outside during the day, but if they do, they get a very nasty 3rd degree burn or something. They give respect to the myths and are not afraid to make fun of themselves.
Here's what season 7's premiere is about and the trailer. If you are interested then get the first season on DVD and watch it. It is the best season, but the rest are pretty good as well.
If they are doing an episode about... a banshee, they look at all the myths and sometimes changes it, but not in the vampire sparkle in the sunlight kind of changes. It's like vampires can go outside during the day, but if they do, they get a very nasty 3rd degree burn or something. They give respect to the myths and are not afraid to make fun of themselves.
Here's what season 7's premiere is about and the trailer. If you are interested then get the first season on DVD and watch it. It is the best season, but the rest are pretty good as well.
CASTIEL TAKES ON HIS NEW ROLE AS GOD - Castiel (Misha Collins) doesn’t kill Sam (Jared Padalecki), Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Bobby (Jim Beaver) but warns them not to interfere in his business. Assuming his new role as God, Castiel sets out to right some of the wrongs in the world. Dean decides they should bind Death (guest star Julian Richings) and order him to stop Castiel, but the former angel is one step ahead of them, leaving Dean to face a very angry Death. Meanwhile, Sam struggles to deal with the broken wall in his head. Phil Sgriccia directed the episode written by Sera Gamble (#701).
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)



