Personally waiting is ok. Rather have a good game late than a mediocre game on time. I have never been disappointed in a LDW game even when it's not ready when planned. The anticipation is half the fun!

I'm really just hoping for more rainbow haired people, more people with freckles, and different skin tones.
I am super excited about the gardening!

Oh, I am also hoping for more little puzzles. I liked the puzzles in the first Virtual Families game.

is there any possibility of support for same sex couples in VF3?

Update please I hope we get the game before the end of the month hope there's no delay

We don't want to disappoint everyone, but VF3 won't be out by the end of the month. The game is not finished yet, and it will need to go through full beta testing after it's complete. There is no estimate at this time as to a release date.

Okay that's fine , thanks

Some things I wouldn't mind in updates: babies that take 1 hour to be born and then can run around.
Neighbours come over,
More mystery with previous owners,
House upgrades, but scaled down

A quick question, will the land be bigger and the house be bigger, than in VF1/2 because in VF2 the land seemed small? also, what kinds of social interactions will be possible

I would love to have neighbours or children's friends coming over! Children having sleepovers ?

I agree with arnie. I also use mac and iphone btw.

Also I would like to see:
* MULTIPLE AGING SPEED OPTIONS, like in Virtual Villagers. For example normal aging speed, half slower aging speed and paused aging. That's my biggest wish.
* A POSSIBILITY TO ZOOM IN AND OUT. I loved it how I could see the whole family sleeping at the same time on the screen in VF1. Bigger house means that someone is always lost. Zooming in is important for mobile players, zooming out is useful for computer players.
* RENAMING PEEPS YOURSELF. Like on computers.
* NO TOO BIG FURNITURES like in VF2.
* OFFLINE PLAYING. One big reason why I've always liked ldw games. Don't take this feature away.

Thank you!

I thought the furniture was actually tiny. I thought everything was very teeny.