What's not to like?īonus deal: I can't imagine these will last long, but if you have an OfficeMax near you, run, don't walk, and grab a Lexar S50 32GB flash drive for $7.99 plus tax. Beyond that, no strings attached - the game is yours to keep forever. Verdict: "a great sequel and a great game in its own right, and.recommendable to just about anyone."Īs noted on Origin's help page ( read the instructions!), the giveaway requires you to have (or install) the Origin desktop client and sign up for (or into) an Origin account. In case you're not familiar with the series, check out GameSpot's Sims 2 review. Visually, it still holds up, and the gameplay is as addicting now as it was then.
The game was first introduced way back in 2004.
So, wait, if The Sims 4 is coming out soon, and The Sims 3 has been around since 2009, that must make The Sims 2.
Why on earth would Origin give away such a generous collection? Oh, I don't know, could have something to do with the imminent release of The Sims 4 (September 2). Sims’ personalities are given an overhaul, with each Sim having an aspiration, wants, and fears.The bundle provides not only the game, but also a ginormous collection of add-ons, including - I kid you not - The Sims 2 Pets, The Sims 2 H&M Fashion Stuff, and The Sims 2 IKEA Stuff. Unlike the original The Sims, where the player can spend forever raising a Sim’s skills, the aging system in The Sims 2 imposes a time limit on this before the Sims die. Sims experience life stages (baby, toddler, child, teen, young adult, adult, and elder) which have them age from birth to death and their genetics can be passed on to their children. The isometric view of The Sims is replaced by a full 3D environment. The Sims 2 heralds sweeping changes from the original. The Sims 2 – The Complete Collection – The Sims 2 – The Complete Collection PC game in an installable – The Sims 2 – The Complete Collection Repack-Games
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