Are these components good enough to game with ?

What you have selected is quite old, if you provide a budget and country of residence we might be able to help better.

You will not be able to enjoy modern games with those parts. I am guessing you have a very low budget; my suggestion to you is to fill out the sticky on How to Ask for New Build Advice in order to get the most relevant suggestions.
Quick and dirty suggestions: The weakest graphics card you should consider for games is either a GDDR5 version of the HD6670 or GT640. A 380W Antec Earthwatts can run up to a HD7850 or GTX650Ti.
Check around for deals on a Phenom II X5 965. I think I saw a $79 price at Superbiz recently.

you need something way higher than GT610 gpu,
do yourself a favor and get atleast a hd6670 gddr5 version to be able to game at 1080p on mid to high settings,
preferably a gtx650 or higher, if you are looking to save money some radeon mid range models will give you a litte better performance per dollar,
610 is a desktop/ htpc card that has no real horsepower for gaming... you can run minecraft and older games with it  
the 600w PSU is enough to even handle a gtx680 but just... and don't save money on PSU's so dont get anything lower to save money
nowadays you will want a quadcore... the 4300/6300 are good budget oriented gaming cpu's
but you can live with a dual core if you dont care about performance much - i recently played far cry 3 on max settings with a e7200 overclocked to 3.2 ghz - it was stuttering a bit but was fully playable
4GB of ram is all you need for games right now... but don't go any lower

The CPU is very underpowered for modern gaming as is your selected GPU. I think you'll need to think again. Why don't you just say what you're budget is and what games you want to play.

Mike

EDIT: if your budget is very low then it might be worth looking at the AMD A10-6800K which should be released this week.

I dont really have a budget to confirm, and i dont really know what an understandable budget is. And as for the games i would like to play it could range from minecraft, sims3, sim city, similar games along that line thanks for the advise

i would say around £600 ould be a budget not too fussed if it goes over a little, and i was just looking at another motherboard and wondered whether an asus sabretooth z77 is anygood with an AMD FX 6100 6 core processor.

With a 600 GBP budget, you should be able to get something like an Intel i3-3225 and a HD7870 or GTX660. Newer games like having more cores though, so you may wish to consider an AMD FX-6300. If you choose a locked Intel CPU like the i3, a B75 or H77 mobo would be fine; you want a 900-series chipset board (970 or 990) for AMD. Look for one with all-solid capacitors. I prefer Asus, ASRock, or Gigabyte.
Even though it is smaller, I trust a 500W Seasonic- or Delta-built EA-500/EA-500D over a 600W CWT-built Corsair "Builder;" the Corsairs include some inferior Samxon capacitors known to fail early. If you choose a lesser graphics card like a HD7850 or GTX650Ti, an even smaller 380W Earthwatts will be sufficient. To provide some upgrade room, the Seasonic-built XFX Pro 550W that McCheeseBuilder described would be another excellent choice.

Thank you very much for your help the parts you mentioned will be the ones i order.

As long as you are sure it's what you want. It should play the sims 3 fine anyway. I would definitly not spent 600 pounds on a pc on which you will play the sims 3 lol.

Haha, well i dont really need a powerful one because it is very unlikely i will play any FPS but other than that the games could range