The gameplay is similar to a 3rd person adventure game. The player controls their avatar's movement to explore, collect items, talk to non-playable characters (NPCs), and edit their house; although all locations include a pre-made house, the lot can be bulldozed allowing players to build houses from scratch. As also introduced in the PC version, Sims have wants and fears; completing wants earn aspiration points which are used to unlock new items and locations, while completing fears subtracts aspiration points.
There are also several changes from the PC version. Sims do not age, and there are less ways to die. When a Sim returns to life, there is no longer a chance it will become a zombie, instead they will become ghosts. Whenever a Sim dies, any other Sims spectating this seem to ignore it. The body is turned into a tombstone, if outside, or a pot of ashes, if inside. after a sim dies, the Grim Reaper appears somewhere on the sidewalk. Ghosts can either try to win a fiddle challenge or pay 100 simoleons to be brought back to life. Players can only build one-floor houses, unlike the PC version which allows multiple floors. It is also possible to control the Sim directly using the analog stick, as opposed to the point-and-click method of the PC games. They can no longer have children. Unlike all EA Sports Games and a few other EA Games titles released in 2005, the game does not have an option to play online (Although the PSP version seems to have a "multiplayer" function)
There are also several changes from the PC version. Sims do not age, and there are less ways to die. When a Sim returns to life, there is no longer a chance it will become a zombie, instead they will become ghosts. Whenever a Sim dies, any other Sims spectating this seem to ignore it. The body is turned into a tombstone, if outside, or a pot of ashes, if inside. after a sim dies, the Grim Reaper appears somewhere on the sidewalk. Ghosts can either try to win a fiddle challenge or pay 100 simoleons to be brought back to life. Players can only build one-floor houses, unlike the PC version which allows multiple floors. It is also possible to control the Sim directly using the analog stick, as opposed to the point-and-click method of the PC games. They can no longer have children. Unlike all EA Sports Games and a few other EA Games titles released in 2005, the game does not have an option to play online (Although the PSP version seems to have a "multiplayer" function)
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