sims 2 nostalgia

I really fell in love with some songs in The Sims 2 University. I even bought several of the real songs because of it. I have it exported if I want to smile. :mrgreen:

"Rflong7;15305112" wrote:
I really fell in love with some songs in The Sims 2 University. I even bought several of the real songs because of it. I have it exported if I want to smile. :mrgreen:

oh hi @Rflong7 cool! i would defintely get them but i dont know the actual song names i know a bout from sims 3 thought! btw i am a great fan of your worlds :)

"Cinebar;15289241" wrote:
I really despise the opening sound track that plays when you start up TS4. I wish when you added new EPs they would at least change the opening/loading of game to the newest EP sound tracks like they did for TS2. It made getting a new EP anextra bonus because it changed the opening sound track from the stale, worn out, previous one. But in TS4's case I just really dislike that opening soundtrack for the game.

at some point TS4's music & sounds went so much on my nerves that i started to play without music
never happened before with sims games, sometimes, when TS3's CAS is extremely slow or i am just in a bad mood i turn for some time music off in one of the previous games (1,2,3), but that's always only temporary & some of the music is more than just nostalgia, some of the sims music is downright awesome, no matter which of the first three
but TS4's music ? they sing not even anymore in simlish & all those jingles ... it went all downhill :confused:

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& the bug with the overlapping music, yep ...

I will never get tired of TS2. No matter what. It brings back way too many wonderful memories for me. :-) I will forever be thankful to my dad for introducing me to the game. I'll never forget whenever I came back home from a Valentine's day party in 1st grade and headed to my parent's room to let them know I was home. And there my dad was, playing TS2 on his bulky PC. I was amazed at how the sims were just doing their own thing. I asked him if I could play, and he told me no, as the game was not for kids. I never bothered asking ever since. Then several years later (2009), he saw me playing a game online called habbo. It was more of a chat site but an interactive one. That's when he said "I know a game you'd like". And that's when he plopped the disc in and installed the game. I've been hooked ever since and never looked back! :D

I don't know the name of it, but there's a piece in build mode that reminds me of the rural southern USA. There's a section in it where I can picture a hitch of 3 or 4 L&N (Louisville & Nashville) locomotives pulling a 150 car coal drag from West Virginia through the Appalachians to Chattanooga or maybe Norfolk.

I sometimes like to walk down memory lane and listen to the Sims 1 music and just lean back and remember simpler times :).

Like many people I have been playing the Sims since Sims 1 and basically grew up playing it so memories of the game will always be connected with parts of being a kid/teenager!

To expand on my earlier post, I think it's because of the whoo-whoo sound that runs through it, like the steam whistles on the old steam powered locomotives, and it's done in a haunting sort of way - like something coming through from the past.

They were awesome. Come to think of it, i think i should go now to listen some sims1 soundtrack on youtube <3

Off topic a bit, Sims 2 has great taste in radio music, I particularly addicted to New Wave :p

I love watching Sims 2 videos on youtube