Little Details from Older Games You Miss
As we know, all four games have little touches that make the game interesting or endearing, but don't necessarily appear in other versions of the game. Think of Sims who were romantic partners snuggl...
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"Anthonydyer;c-18258250" wrote:
Sims 2 was definitely ahead of its time. If I could pick one, it would be the animations. If you pay close attention to the way your sims interact with each other or another object, it is far more detailed. They pull objects out of cabinets and pull the TV away from the wall to repair. The devs must have spent a lot of work on those animations, and it is a work of art! In later games, these interactions are much more dumbed down, which is unfortunate.
Fun fact is someone did a few youtube videos a few years ago about all of the subtle features of the game. It is a good watch if you are interested.
Have seen it at least twice and heartily second the recommendation. Even learned new things from it.
