The Sims-a Visual History!
This is a cooperative thread-created by @PsychYourMind08 @06Bon06 @blaznfalcn and I, @sparkfairy1 :) We thought to celebrate fifteen years of our beloved sims we would create a special thread to...
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> @Lazarus_B4R said: I've actually still got all the original disks for TS1 & 2, but I haven't tried installing or playing them on my current PC.
I have no idea how they would run, if at all? I even do still have pics on..lol, floppy disks, but I haven't seen a floppy drive in years.
It depends on what kind of computer you have. I know Sims 2 can run (well) on Windows XP, Vista, 2000, and Windows 7 (I don't know what Macs can run the game, and of course you need to have the Mac version of the game as well). Windows 8 is a whole other story though, really only the Sims 2 Ultimate Collection can run on Windows 8 without having to do a bunch a stuff to get it to run. And I wouldn't worry about space as long as you don't have a whole lot of other games on your computer.
I have no idea how they would run, if at all? I even do still have pics on..lol, floppy disks, but I haven't seen a floppy drive in years.
It depends on what kind of computer you have. I know Sims 2 can run (well) on Windows XP, Vista, 2000, and Windows 7 (I don't know what Macs can run the game, and of course you need to have the Mac version of the game as well). Windows 8 is a whole other story though, really only the Sims 2 Ultimate Collection can run on Windows 8 without having to do a bunch a stuff to get it to run. And I wouldn't worry about space as long as you don't have a whole lot of other games on your computer.
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