What Device?

[hiser1974]

I play on an iphone 4, the small screen can be a challenge.
On the lookout for a second hand 7" tablet, thinking about the Nexus 7.
Though I don't know if I can justify to buy a tablet at the moment because besides the Sims I don't have a reason to buy one.
Except that the geek in me likes new gadgets to play around with

[Hufflepuff Karen]

LOL! I hear you! When Sims2 first came out, I knew my old PC wouldn't handle it, so I went shopping and saved up for a new computer that I ordered right before my Sims2 preorder came in Only time I bought a new piece of hardware just to be able to play a game! When Sims3 came out, I had just fried my laptop that I use for work and I went shopping to replace it, but told the guy, I need it to do more than just work and he's like, yeah, what do you need? So I pulled out the Sims3 spec sheet and said, it has to have all the work stuff, PLUS it has to be able to run THIS!

I am a gadget nut, too. But I never get first generation stuff, always wait a little while. I play on my iPad2 and I downloaded the game onto my Galaxy S4 phone, but I just have that as backup, in case something happens to my iPad game. I play and backup on the iPad and once in awhile I'll download it to the phone, so it's there if something goes wrong with a cloud save.

[Mon789]

I've only ever played on my iPad 3rd gen I might have played on my iPhone 5 but I don't have any space left to add the app.
I've never had a problem with lagging or performance

[enkeli63]

I'm playing on a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and I absolutely love the S Pen for the fashion design mini-game and clicking on some really small objects Actually, I use the S Pen for almost everything in the game, except for tapping ghosts because I'd probably hit them too hard

[MonkeyHandsLuke]

Sony tablet here.

[144Vaux]

iPad3 here.
(I wonder whether the Samsung S pen works OK on iPad? Seems to be programmable: maybe it's over-kill. Really looking for a fine-tip stylus.)

[enkeli63]

iPad3 here.
(I wonder whether the Samsung S pen works OK on iPad? Seems to be programmable: maybe it's over-kill. Really looking for a fine-tip stylus.)

Apparently not. There are stylus devices you can get for iPad, but they don't have the pressure sensitivity of the S Pen. I am really glad I got the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, and now I'm looking at the Note 10.1, but I haven't decided yet.

[babhiemiao29]

I am currently playing with my Samsung Galaxy SIII mini. it works fine with me since I have really small hands! (As small as european pre-teens! =_= Asian here btw... Gene's the culprit)

But I am currently talking to my sister into selling to me her first generation samsung galaxy tab. But it feels too big for me so I'm just saving up my salary for a Galaxy Note 3 (I'm totally into the sketchpad and everything! I love drawing pictures! )

[happygirllove]

I use an iPad mini. An iPad is just too big. I also have an iPhone but I rarely go on SFP on my iPhone because it's too small. I would recommend an iPad or a Kindle Fire.

[enkeli63]

I am currently playing with my Samsung Galaxy SIII mini. it works fine with me since I have really small hands! (As small as european pre-teens! =_= Asian here btw... Gene's the culprit)

But I am currently talking to my sister into selling to me her first generation samsung galaxy tab. But it feels too big for me so I'm just saving up my salary for a Galaxy Note 3 (I'm totally into the sketchpad and everything! I love drawing pictures! )

The Sketchpad is awesome! I'm not so great with drawing pictures, but I'm working at it. I do a picture or two every day and eventually I might develop some talent At least I have developed a steady hand with the stylus!