There was also some limited connectivity between the Gamecube and Game Boy Advance versions of the game. The PlayStation 2 version of the game supported online play via the PS2 network adapter, allowing players to meet up and swap items with the Sims of other players.

This places are visited through the use of your Sim's scooter or car. The name Bustin' Out refers to the fact that other locations aside from The Sims' homes can now be visited, such as the Art Gallery, Gymnausium, Club Rubb, Shiny Things Lab and the Casa Caliente. There are no furnishing objects to be unlocked, and in an important deviation from previous portable versions of The Sims games you now control your Sims directly utilising the directional pad (as opposed to the point and click method that was used previously). The portable versions of the game are predictably a great deal more simplistic than the console versions. A mobile version for the N-Gage was released in 2004.

The second title in the console series of The Sims franchise, it was released on the Sony PlayStation 2, Microsoft Xbox, Nintendo Gamecube and Game Boy Advance in 2003. The Sims Bustin' Out is a life simulation game that was developed by Maxis and published by EA.

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