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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"Cinebar;c-17004889" wrote:
64Bit machines have been around since 2007. I'm not sure why anyone would have purchased a 32 bit machine, like holding on to XP long after Windows 7 had been going for several years and now Windows 10. I'm not sure why EA allowed them to go back and grab old integrated graphics and very old Intel chips or Nvidia chips that were extremely old cards even when people were playing TS3. It's always made me wonder why TS4's requirements included very old cards, systems and chips even before TS3 was even produced.
I agree however, some were looking to save money or just did not have the budget to buy an 64 bit. There are also that likes to cling to the old even though there is the new maybe out of fear or something and in time even those will upgrade or just give up computing and just move over to the genre of console if it is gaming.
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