Sims Life
Posted on Sunday, June 22nd, 2008 at 9:21 amSims Life
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The Sims 3: Town Life Stuff (PC Games, 2011) $13.00 |
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The Sims Life Stories Mac New in Box $12.95 |
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The Sims: Livin’ Large PC Computer Game Life Expansion Original 1st Vintage pack $6.95 |
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The Sims: Superstar PC Computer Game Life Expansion Original 1st Vintage pack $4.95 |
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The Sims: Unleashed PC Computer Game Life Expansion Original 1st Vintage pack $5.95 |
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The Sims 2: Glamour Life Stuff (PC, 2006) $5.24 |
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The Sims 2 Glamour Life Stuff Mac New in Box $12.95 |
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The Sims 2: Apartment Life (PC, 2008) $14.00 |
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The Sims 3 *Plus* Showtime Expansion Pack “Live edition” (PC, 2012) NEW SEALED $29.99 |
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The Sims 2 Expansion : Glamour Life Stuff + H &M Fashion Stuff (PC) $13.99 |
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THE SIMS 2 NIGHT LIFE PC DISCS MINT TO NEAR MINT Manual Case & ART MINT HAS CODE $4.75 |
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The Sims: Life Stories (Mac Games, 2007) $14.99 |
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The Sims Life Stories PC DVD $7.99 |
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Sims 3 Town Life Stuff (2011) – New – Hybrid Pc/Mac $16.47 |
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The Sims: Life Stories (PC) $9.00 |
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The Sims: Life Stories (PC, 2007) $20.00 |
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THE SIMS 2 NIGHT LIFE PC DISCS GOOD MANUAL CASE & ART MINT HAS CODE $4.50 |
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THE SIMS 2 NIGHT LIFE PC DISCS GOOD CASE & ART MINT HAS CODE $3.75 |
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THE SIMS 2 NIGHT LIFE PC DISCS MINT MANUAL CASE & ART MINT HAS CODE $4.75 |
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THE SIMS 2 NIGHT LIFE PC DISCS VG TO MINT MANUAL CASE & ART MINT HAS CODE $4.50 |
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The Sims 2 Expansion Set: H & M Fashion Stuff & Glamour Life Stuff $14.99 |
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The Sims 2: Glamour Life Stuff (PC, 2006) $5.00 |
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THE SIMS LIFE STORIES SIMCITY Windows Computer PC GAME CD-ROM XP + COMPLETE $11.40 |
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NEW SEALED The Sims 3: Town Life Stuff PC VIDEO Game 2011 $15.94 |
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The Sims 2 University Life Collection (PC,Windows Vista/XP) $18.69 |
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The Sims 3: Town Life Stuff *expansion pack* (PC Games, 2011) NEW- PC/MAC $14.99 |
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The Sims 2: Glamour Life Stuff (PC, 2006) $12.95 |
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PC / Mac The Sims 3 Town Life Stuff Add On Game *NEW & SEALED* $11.56 |
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THE SIMS 2 GLAMOUR LIFE – PC CD (2006) EA SPORTS $6.99 |
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The Sims 2: Glamour Life Stuff (PC, 2006) $10.00 |
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The Sims 2: Glamour Life Stuff (PC CD) NEW $8.95 |
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The Sims 3: Town Life Stuff (PC Games, 2011) Used and Fast Shipping $8.50 |
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The Sims 3: Town Life Stuff *expansion pack* (PC Games, 2011) NEW- PC/MAC $14.99 |
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The SIMS Life Stories – PC DVD XP Vista VG Complete VR $19.99 |
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THE SIMS 2 NIGHT LIFE PC DISCS GOOD TO MINT MANUAL CASE & ART MINT HAS CODE $4.50 |
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The Sims 2 Glamour Life Stuff for PC $14.99 |
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The Sims 3 -PLUS- Showtime expansion pack “Live edition” (PC, 2012) NEW SEALED $25.99 |
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The Sims 3 -PLUS- Showtime expansion pack “Live edition” (PC, 2012) NEW SEALED $24.99 |
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The Sims 2 University Life Collection (PC, 2009) $20.00 |
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The Sims: Life Stories (PC) Explore & guide 2 completely different life stories! $18.08 |
How do you have a successful party in The Sims Life Stories?
How do you have a succesful party in The Sims Life Stories?
I am doing Riley’s story shes pregnant so i have to have a house shower baby warming party. The people have to have a “good time” but i cant get pasts “not bad”. Just some tips or hint would be very helpful!
Thanks!
I had trouble there to, here’s what you need to make sure is happening…
1. Mickey MUST be wearing a suit
2. You should probably buy a new stereo, that will help to
3. Make sure you have a buffet table and BE SURE TO PUT FOOD ON IT
4. Your main characters, Riley and Mickey, have to be completely focused on the party and nothing else
5. Have Mickey ask someone to dance (this is where the stereo plays in). This will get people to start dancing and enjoying the party more.
6. Repeat step five, except use a dart board instead.
7. If you have a lot of money,t hen get a plasma TV and video game system and get your guests to play that as well.
If You Can do most of these things, your party will be a big success
GOOD LUCK!!
The Sims Makes History
A recent online survey of PC gamers has revealed that “The Sims” is one of the most popular and best-selling games of all time.
Electronic Arts, distributors of the game, announced that the virtual-Life Game created by Will Wright and Maxis, has sold over 7 million copies worldwide (2002) to dethrone Myst as the top-selling computer game of all time. If you combine The Sims with all its expansion versions, The Sims series will have accounted for more than 13 million sales worldwide.
The Sims was first released on February 4, 2000 and, since then, seven Expansion Packs and a sequel, The Sims 2, have been released.
The great appeal of the game is that, instead of meeting a set of objectives, players engage in a fully interactive environment and are encouraged to make choices about everyday living. It is up to the player to decide how he wants to spend his “virtual day,” with the only real objective being how to organize his time and activities to help him reach his personal goals.
Like real people, Sims (which also refers to the virtual character in the game as well as the game itself) have a certain amount of free will, which means they can choose to ignore a player’s commands and do something else that they think is more important, just like real people. For example, you may want to make them go to the supermarket or visit a friend, but if their energy level is too low, the Sim may just decide to sleep instead to build up his energy reserves.
The game calls for players to make decisions for their Sim characters about personal development (such as adding specific activities like exercise and reading to enhance creativity, and logic), personal hygiene (how often he must clean the house, do the dishes or take out the garbage), personal finances (what kind of job does he take on and how does he spend his income), eating, and sleeping.
Let’s say the Sim does not have enough eat or sleep, or has not created a healthy environment, they could get sick and die. If the Sim does not have enough recreational activities, his fun level bar falls and he becomes depressed (but never to the point that he commits suicide).
Players also have control over how their Sim character relates with other characters. They can make their Sim a nasty person who insults, slaps or even attacks other Sims, which usually means they get insulted, slapped and attacked in return.
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