Remember that awesome simulation franchise...You know the one, where you would have to make your little digital person cook, clean, get a job, and go to the bathroom? I think it was called...The Sims?! If so, then hold on to your hats because you can now try it out in your web browser.
To be more specific, EA is bringing The Sims 3 to your web browser in the form of a free trial. The beauty of it, you don't have to download several gigabytes of game data to play it. Right now there is a 20 minute demo at: http://www.thesims3.com/demo
The demo includes a mix of content from the core game and a couple of expansion packs. If you like the demo, feel free to scoot over to EA's Origin online store to purchase full access.
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