My Trial of City Living Expansion Pack

"Goldmoldar;c-17871149" wrote:
Yes, I just noticed that and their site is still up and running where as the others was archived some months after it run had ended. As far what can run Sims 3 has increased with the newer systems but inherently Sims 3 has not advanced or moved over to 64 Bit and may never do so. Sims 3 does offer more than what Sims 4 has to offer and sadly EA/Maxis tweaking anything they have is lacking and one of the reasons some did not care about Sims 3 and I am looking at Sims 4 it starting to suffer as well. Sims 4 will not be remembered for it's playability but for its controversy and what it did not have and in turn might affect Sims 5 if it does come out for many may not do what they did when Sims 4 came out and I called it Slims 4.

Perhaps. However, The Sims 4 started when more people than ever got on the Internet. People were using the Internet more and got on social media sites. Social media became a news outlet. YouTubers needed to make $$$, and you could do that with some kind of flashy and controversial title.

Compare this to 2000. People might have a personal computer at that time, but it was quite expensive to own one. Internet connection was dial-up, and it was slow. The Sims (original) was this new thing on the market, and it succeeded because of its novelty. While the Team was busy publishing Sims 1 packs, they were also making The Sims 2. Lazy Game Reviewer once mentioned in a video that The Sims 1 actually had a controversial expansion pack. This "expansion pack" was not made by Maxis, but by someone who gathered free custom content on the Internet, packaged them up into a CD and marketed it on the shelf to sell for profit. Custom content creators were upset by it, and according to LGR, some of them still are.