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elelunicy's avatar
elelunicy
New Spectator
6 years ago

TS4 Legacy Edition: canceled?

So I was on Discover University's page on Origin and got a pop-up notification that says "Minimum requirements have been updated. Please check below for more details." To my surprise, unlike a few previous expansions, Discover University does not require a 64-bit OS to play it, and it also supports some very old OSs like Windows XP (18 year old) and Windows Vista (12 year old).

I then checked the minimum requirements for a few previously 64-bit only packs like Cats & Dogs. Apparently they also no longer require 64-bit.

Legacy Edition was originally planned for June but was postponed to "later this year." Looks like they're going to continue supporting both 32-bit and 64-bit.

Do you think Legacy Edition is canceled altogether, or is it being delayed to the next year?
  • SheriSim's avatar
    SheriSim
    Seasoned Hotshot
    I think they are going to leave it 32 bit, and come out with the sims 5 around 2021 and have it be 64 bit.
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  • Maybe they just found out they are able to continue as they were after all and no longer need to up the specs
  • "IngeJones;c-17307840" wrote:
    Maybe they just found out they are able to continue as they were after all and no longer need to up the specs


    ? Not according to Crinrict, see last post. Some younger Simmers might be playing on hand-me-down mum or dad's machines so they might have problems.
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