A more mature version of Sims?
One of these days EA is going to catch on to the fact that an over 18 Sims type game would do very well, especially in the Supernatural or Sci Fi genre. No going round with guns or knives or stealing ...
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@Nindigo - I would say that the case is that EA holds the control over the creative process, and also Maxis is basically EA, there's very little of real Maxis out there, if any.
The part of Sims 1 and 2 that we loved was (I would say at least, you might disagree) Will Wright's insight on the game. He had this crude/absurd taste. You all probably know that initial idea of the vibe for The Sims was a parody of 80's and 90's sitcoms, that's why we have certain stereotypical wall paints and furniture. And he kinda developed on this soap opera absurd out there. Sims 2 had some of this vibe, and then from TS3 it started to vanish.
The part of Sims 1 and 2 that we loved was (I would say at least, you might disagree) Will Wright's insight on the game. He had this crude/absurd taste. You all probably know that initial idea of the vibe for The Sims was a parody of 80's and 90's sitcoms, that's why we have certain stereotypical wall paints and furniture. And he kinda developed on this soap opera absurd out there. Sims 2 had some of this vibe, and then from TS3 it started to vanish.
