What the heck?
Waaaaay to go, Sims Team. Sims 4 isn't popular already, and now you guys just made a bunch of people mad. In June of 2019, Sims 4 will no longer support 32-Bit systems, meaning those who have the game...
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"Pamtastic72;c-16998973" wrote:
From what I can gather by researching for PCs is that you would have had to have purchased a computer in 2008/09 (Windows XP) or earlier to have an OS that would not support an upgrade to a 64 bit system. If your PC was purchased in 2010 or later it should from everything I've read be able to be switched to 64 bits and for not a lot of expense, depending as far as I can tell on available memory.
It would seem odds are if you were able to purchase and play C&D when those specs changed then you likely will survive this change too. I hope this is reassuring to many, and if I'm incorrect and someone knows better please correct me. :)
Edited to remove quoted removed post. ~Rtas
I just have to wonder how many people are even still playing on computers that old since in further research I found that Microsoft ended support for those computers in April 2014. Nobody is unfeeling, and I'm sure everyone here can empathize with having a game they love to play and not being able to afford new upgraded hardware to play it on demand. If you play video games for any length of time it's bound to happen eventually. But why should Sims continue to build for OSs that even the manufacturers are no longer updating? You can't even get virus protection for XP anymore.
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