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. Retrieved on 2006-08-29. </ref> }} www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/simslivinlarge/news_2857556.html |title=The Sims overtakes Myst |accessdate=2007-04-04 |author=Walker, Trey |date=2002-03-22 |work=GameSpot }}</ref> It was released on September 17, 2004; becoming an instant success, having sold a then-record one million copies in its first ten days.<ref> IMDb
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. The Sims 2 trivia . Internet Movie Database
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref> Along with the core game, Electronic Arts has released six expansion packs and seven stuff packs. Mark Mothersbaugh composed the music for the game.
The Sims 2 generally follows the same concept as The Sims. The players control their Sims, as they interact with their virtual surroundings, engaging in various different activities and forming relationships in a manner similar to real life. Like its predecessor, The Sims 2 does not have a defined final goal; gameplay is open-ended. They do, however, have life goals, wants and fears, the fulfillment of which can have good or bad effects. There is also a wide-range of cheats to be used. All Sims age, and generally live up to sixty five Sim days, if the controller treats their Sim well.
planetthesims.gamespy.com/View.php?view=PressReleases.Detail&game=8&id=77 | title=Bon Voyage Press Release | publisher=EA | accessdate=2007-07-26 |date=2007-07-26}}</ref> A sequel, The Sims 3, was announced in November 2006 by EA to be released sometime in 2008.<ref> Thorsen, Tor
(2006-11-02) . Sims 3, next-gen Black, new SimCity & LOTR coming . GameSpot
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref><ref> Orry, James
(2006-03-11) . Three new Sims games in development . Pro-G Media, UK
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref>//planetthesims.gamespy.com/View.php?view=PressReleases.Detail&game=8&id=77 | title=Bon Voyage Press Release | publisher=EA | accessdate=2007-07-26 |date=2007-07-26}}</ref> A sequel, The Sims 3, was announced in November 2006 by EA to be released sometime in 2008.<ref> Thorsen, Tor
(2006-11-02) . Sims 3, next-gen Black, new SimCity & LOTR coming . GameSpot
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref><ref> Orry, James
(2006-03-11) . Three new Sims games in development . Pro-G Media, UK
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref>
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Gameplay
A player's Sims can experience a life generally reflective of reality through events such as working, marrying, having children, learning new skills, engaging in relationships, partying etc. Also, the Sims can experience fictional actions such as seeing a ghost, being abducted by aliens and having male pregnancy, or being visited by the Grim Reaper.
Psychology
Like humans, Sims operate based on certain drives: they have needs, develop dreams and goals, and exhibit personality. They can progress through six life stages: baby, toddler, child, teen, adult and elder (the expansion pack The Sims 2: University has an additional life stage, Young Adult, for Sims who choose to attend college). Sims die naturally after a certain number of days in the elder life stage, determined by how high their Aspiration Score was when they first became Elders. The different life stages present different challenges that the player must overcome, such as the slower movement of Elders, Children not being able to cook, and constant care of Babies.
As in the original game, Sims are driven by their Needs. Sims have up to eight Needs (or "motives") depending on their age, ranging from tangible needs such as "Bladder" (the need to urinate) and "Energy" (the need to sleep), to more ephemeral qualities such as "Social" contact and a pleasant "Environment". These needs are displayed graphically with meters that change from green (full) to red (low), and a Sim with an empty meter will either require or insist on action which fills it (for instance, if the Hunger meter is low, a Sim will go to the refrigerator and "stuff face", or the user can direct them to cook something). Some empty meters also cause actions (a Sim with an empty energy meter will pass out; a teen, adult, or elder Sim with an empty Hunger meter will die (starving children and toddlers will be taken by a social worker); a Sim with a red bladder meter will wet himself). These Needs are compiled into an overall "mood" meter, whose color is displayed by the diamond (called a "plumb-bob") that hovers above the active Sim's head.
Personality is a quantified way of measuring a Sim's behavioral characteristics. There are five personality traits, which players can allocate 'points' into to control that Sim's personality; for example, a Sim can be active, lazy or somewhere in between the two extremes. These traits determine how fast a Sim learns skills, the rate at which specific needs decay, the types of interactions a Sim will autonomously engage in, the likelihood of accepting certain interactions and the likelihood of bringing home a friend from school or work.
All Sims communicate in Simlish, first introduced in the original The Sims game. Simlish is a mix of fractured Ukrainian and Tagalog that communicates a Sim's emotions or reactions using tones of voice. This extends outside of characters; songs heard on the radio are also sung in Simlish.
Aspiration
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Lifestyle
Sims form two kinds of relationships with one another: daily and lifetime. Daily relationships are influenced by recent interactions with other Sims, while lifetime relationships are reflective of a pair's relationship as a whole. Lifetime relationships strengthen over time, while daily relationships weaken without recurring interaction. Romantic relationships can happen in any number of ways. Constantly flirting with another sim will eventually make them fall in love, or obtain a crush on one another. Sims can get married (or become "married" through a "Joined Union" the alternative to marriage for gay/lesbian couples), or just stay in a non-marriage romantic relationship.
Death
Sims can die in several ways. If a Sim reaches the end of the Elder life stage, he or she will die of old age. Sims can also meet premature ends by various means, such as electrocution, starving, disease, fly swarms, fright, fire, drowning or death by satellite. Sims leave behind tombstones or urns, which are typically possessed by their ghosts. As long as the memoriam is left on the lot, ghosts will haunt the household. Ghosts make it harder for a Sim to live by waking up easily frightened Sims, and can also scare a Sim to death.
After death, a Sim is no longer controllable and will be removed from the control interface. Death is carried out in The Sims 2 by the NPC Grim Reaper, equipped with the uniform scythe and robes in addition to a clipboard and a cell phone. Sims can be saved from death except dying of old age if a friend begs the Grim Reaper for mercy. There is a better chance of saving the sim if there is a higher daily and lifetime relationship. The University expansion pack also offers a phone with a direct line to the Grim Reaper to resurrect any deceased player that the caller had had a relationship with. The phone is a career reward, which can be acquired after doing very well in the Paranormal career track. The caller must choose a bid to offer for the resurrection of the dead sim, and if the sum of money is too small, they will come back with deficiencies.
Other characters
There are three types of non-playable Sims:
- "Townie" Sims are those which are roughly equivalent to playable Sims, having jobs and other characteristics of a playable Sim, except they do not live on an actual lot. They visit the Community and Residential lots and can be interacted with just like any other Sim. With very few exceptions, any Townie may become a playable Sim if he or she accepts an invitation to move in, to be joined, or to be married.
- Non-playable Sims that perform specific functions are called Non-player characters(NPCs). NPCs can be hired to work for residential lots as maids, nannies, and gardeners. There are also cashiers who work at community lots, as well as NPC Sims with special tasks, such as Firemen and Caterer. Each role (Fireman, nanny, etc.) is played by several sims, from which the game randomly choses to visit the lot when needed, so as to enhance the realism of the game. Most NPCs may become a playable Sim through union or moving in. Their role, now empty, is automatically filled by a new NPC.
- Special Non-playable characters are the Grim Reaper, Therapist, Social Bunny, Mrs. Crumplebottom, Stinky Skunk, Penguin, Social Worker, and the Repo Man. Each of them has a special behavior. Though the Headmaster may seem like a special non-playable sim, in reality he is a non-playable sim.
The difference is that sims cannot build up relationship points with the special non-playables as they can the non-playables. Essentially, if a sim builds up a strong enough relationship with a townie or a non-playable sim, approximately to the best-friends level, then the sim may request that they move in. If the sim accepts then the regularly unavailable sim loses that job (in the case of non-playable sims) and moves in to become a regular sim which the player can control. Townies maintain their jobs when they move in.
Habitation
Sims inhabit neighborhoods, which are self-contained; Sims from one neighborhood cannot interact with Sims from another, unless you move the inhabited lot of the sim into the lots and houses bin, then move the selected house to the other neighborhood. In The Sims 2, three neighborhoods created by Maxis; Pleasantview, Strangetown and Veronaville, were included. The new neighborhood Riverblossom Hills was included with the Seasons expansion. There have also been a selection of "sub-neighbourhoods": college areas, 'Downtown', 'Bluewater Village' and various holiday destinations for "University", "Nightlife" which is available with The Sims 2 Deluxe, "Open for Business" and "Bon Voyage", respectively. Each neighborhood contains lots. There are two types of lots: residential and community. Sims live and build their homes on residential lots and may visit community lots, which house recreational hangouts, such as pools and malls. The player can also create their own neighborhood from scratch. Pleasantview is a neighborhood with many of the characters from The Sims as well as some new additions, Strangetown is a neighborhood similar to the area around Area 51 and Veronaville is a neighborhood heavily influenced by the works of Shakespeare, particularly A Midsummer Night's Dream (with a family's surname being Summerdream) and Romeo and Juliet — featuring the title characters and the surnames have been changed from Capulet and Montague to Capp and Monty. (List of The Sims 2 neighbourhoods)
Plot
Although gameplay is open-ended, The Sims 2 has characters with histories, and the game is designed to accommodate story-based gameplay should the player wish to do so through expanded photo album features, such as a neighborhood photo album. The three pre-loaded neighborhoods each have a storyline told through the existing photo albums and the Sims' personal biographies, though playing characters in these neighborhoods is still open-ended. The story can even be completely disregarded.
The Sims 2 is based loosely on the original plot lines of The Sims, by containing information about families extant in the first game. Several pre-loaded families in The Sims 2 have subtle clues, hinting that this game exists about 25 years after the first game.
Utilizing the complex ancestry system, The Sims 2 incorporates details that link families in this game to the first. The Broke family has a series of Newbies, a family from the first game, in their family tree. The Goth family is a canon element in The Sims games. In this game, their daughter, Cassandra, from the first game has grown into a woman about to be married, further emphasizing the passage of time. The Goths in The Sims 2 also provide a basis for story-driven play, as a plot involving their vanished mother and an impending marriage is hinted at throughout gameplay. Other returning families from earlier games include the Pleasants and the Burbs. One of the new families was also married to Michael Bachelor, who is now deceased and also identified within the Sims 2 as being Bella Goth's brother. Alexander Goth, the young son of Mortimer and Bella Goth and Cassandra's little brother, was born before the game began. Similarly, Bella Goth has disappeared when the game begins and it is implied that she had been abducted by aliens. To add to this, there is a townie character called Bella who walks the streets of Strangetown (another of the game's default neighborhood) who is the spitting image of the disappeared Bella Goth.
History
Development
thesims.ea.com/us/sims2/sims2_pressrelease.html |title=EA Announces Plans For The Sims 2 |accessdate=2007-04-04 |date=2003-05-05 |work=The Sims 2 Press Release }}</ref> The game was first shown at E³ in Los Angeles, California on May 13, 2004.<ref name="announce" /> Will Wright admits that while most of the content of The Sims 2 are original ideas, inspiration for its own expansions and constituents spawned from the successes of the first game. The community interest in the antecedent The Sims: Unleashed expansion, for example, ensured the creation of The Sims 2: Pets expansion.<ref> EA Announces Plans For The Sims 2
. The Sims 2 Press Release (2003-05-05)
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref> The game was first shown at E³ in Los Angeles, California on May 13, 2004.<ref name="announce" /> Will Wright admits that while most of the content of The Sims 2 are original ideas, inspiration for its own expansions and constituents spawned from the successes of the first game. The community interest in the antecedent The Sims: Unleashed expansion, for example, ensured the creation of The Sims 2: Pets expansion.<ref> Will Wright Speaks Simlish
. GameSpy (2005-02-27)
. Retrieved on 2007-04-07. </ref>
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Controversy
The game's highly malleable content and open-ended customization have led to controversy on the subject of paysites and sexual modifications. Custom content is distributed through independent websites, some of which charge for downloading materials. Some modifications, purportedly revealing sexual anatomy, sparked legal controversy.
money.cnn.com/2005/07/28/technology/personaltech/sims_rating/ |title='Sims' content criticized |accessdate=2007-03-01 |author=CNN |date=2005-07-28 |work=money.cnn.com }}</ref> Electronic Arts issued a statement saying that when the blur was removed, Sims lack such anatomical definition, similar to Barbie and Ken dolls. Electronic Arts executive Jeff Brown said in an interview with GameSpot:<ref> Surette, Tim
(2005-07-02) . Sims 2 content "worse than Hot Coffee" . GameSpot
. Retrieved on 2007-03-01. </ref>//money.cnn.com/2005/07/28/technology/personaltech/sims_rating/ |title='Sims' content criticized |accessdate=2007-03-01 |author=CNN |date=2005-07-28 |work=money.cnn.com }}</ref> Electronic Arts issued a statement saying that when the blur was removed, Sims lack such anatomical definition, similar to Barbie and Ken dolls. Electronic Arts executive Jeff Brown said in an interview with GameSpot:<ref> Surette, Tim
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Reception
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. GameSpot
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref><ref> The Annual GameSpy E3 Awards!
. GameSpy
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref><ref> PC Best of E3 2004
. IGN
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref> The game also received the Editor's Choice Award from IGN and GameSpy upon final review of the finished product.<ref> The Sims 2 Review
. IGN
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref><ref> The Sims 2 Review
. GameSpy
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref> From 71 online reviews, the average score was 90 out of 100. Seven of those sources awarded the game a 100 out of 100 score.<ref> Main Reviews Breakdown
. Gamerankings.com
. Retrieved on 2007-04-07. </ref>//www.gamecriticsawards.com/2004wins.html |title=Best of E3, 2004 Winners |accessdate=2007-04-04 |work=The Game Critics Awards }}</ref> GameSpot, GameSpy, and IGN also awarded The Sims 2 their Best of Show at E³ 2004 designation.<ref> Best of E3, 2004 Winners
. GameSpot
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref><ref> The Annual GameSpy E3 Awards!
. GameSpy
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref><ref> PC Best of E3 2004
. IGN
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref> The game also received the Editor's Choice Award from IGN and GameSpy upon final review of the finished product.<ref> The Sims 2 Review
. IGN
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref><ref> The Sims 2 Review
. GameSpy
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref> From 71 online reviews, the average score was 90 out of 100. Seven of those sources awarded the game a 100 out of 100 score.<ref> Main Reviews Breakdown
. Gamerankings.com
. Retrieved on 2007-04-07. </ref>
pc.gamespy.com/pc/the-sims-2/546697p1.html |title=Billboard 2004 Digital Entertainment Conference & Awards |accessdate=2007-04-04 |work=Billboard }}</ref> The game was also nominated for two international awards, Best PC Game, 2005 from BAFTA, and the International Press Academy Satellite Award for Best Puzzle/Strategy Game, 2005.<ref> Latest Winners and Nominees
. British Academy of Film and Television Arts
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref><ref> 10th Annual SATELLITE Awards
(.doc) . International Press Academy
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref>//pc.gamespy.com/pc/the-sims-2/546697p1.html |title=Billboard 2004 Digital Entertainment Conference & Awards |accessdate=2007-04-04 |work=Billboard }}</ref> The game was also nominated for two international awards, Best PC Game, 2005 from BAFTA, and the International Press Academy Satellite Award for Best Puzzle/Strategy Game, 2005.<ref> Latest Winners and Nominees
. British Academy of Film and Television Arts
. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref><ref> 10th Annual SATELLITE Awards
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. Retrieved on 2007-04-04. </ref>
Comparison to The Sims
Graphically, The Sims 2 is more detailed than The Sims and lets players view its world in full 3D. Unlike earlier Sim games, such as SimCity 2000, which used dimetric projection and fixed resolutions, the camera in The Sims 2 allows the player to view things from many angles. Sims themselves are much more intricately detailed than they were in The Sims. In The Sims, Sims are 3D meshes, but The Sims 2 introduces far more detail in mesh quality, texture quality, and animation capability. A Sim's facial features are customizable and unique, and Sims can smile, frown, and blink. The player can adjust, for example, a Sim's nose to be very large or very small in The Sims 2's Create-a-Sim. Texturing is still achieved through use of raster images, though it appears more lifelike. Movements are more smooth, natural and true to humans and Sims are in general more animated.
Sims have new experiences unavailable in The Sims 2, such as aging and eventual death. Sims can become pregnant and produce babies that take on genetic characteristics of their parents, such as eye color, hair color and personality traits. Genetics play a huge role in the game, and as such, the dominant and recessive genes are playing a bigger role than they did in the original Sims game. So if you take a blonde sim and a black haired sim, the child will probably have black hair, because it's a dominant color. Additionally, babies in The Sims 2 progress through life stages to become adults, while babies in The Sims only become children before ceasing to continue aging.
Game customization
The Sims 2 is an extremely malleable game. Modders alter the game in ways as simple as creating new floor texture of the rocks or as complicated as writing entire patches for the game code to customize its behavior. Such modifications are all loosely referred to as "custom content." Specifically, custom content can be divided into four categories: exporting (creating Sims and lots in-game or using the game's included Body Shop and exporting them to a file), recoloring (creating a new texture for an object), meshing (creating an object or modifying its shape) and hacking (writing code that manipulates game and object behaviors).
The modding community for The Sims 2 is self-supporting, with more advanced modders writing tools and tutorials to help in creating custom content and modifying the game environment.
The "Sims 2 Body Shop" is a program shipped with The Sims 2 that allows users to create custom clothing and body recolors, such as eyes, hair and skin tone. These custom created parts can be imported directly into the game, or can be uploaded onto the official The Sims 2 Exchange. These parts can be then added to other users' games.
thesims2.ea.com/exchange/index.php?pid=Exchange Sims 2 Exchange] on the Official Site. Some fansites require either a one-time fee or a subscription to access some or all of the content on the site. Most of the sites do not charge for usage; some however, do allow voluntary donations to offset the cost of website maintenance.//thesims2.ea.com/exchange/index.php?pid=Exchange Sims 2 Exchange] on the Official Site. Some fansites require either a one-time fee or a subscription to access some or all of the content on the site. Most of the sites do not charge for usage; some however, do allow voluntary donations to offset the cost of website maintenance.
Game editions and add-on releases
For the PC, there have been six released editions of the core game, six released expansion packs and six released stuff packs. There has also been another stuff pack and expansion announced. Many of these have been ported to Mac OS X by Aspyr. The Sims 2 has also been released for a number of game consoles.
Core game
| Name | Windows Release date (USA) | Aspyr Media, Inc. Mac OS X port Release | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Sims 2 | September 14, 2004 | June 13, 2005 | First release of the core game |
| The Sims 2: Special DVD Edition | September 17, 2004 | n/a | Core game, Bonus DVD content |
| The Sims 2: Holiday Edition (2005) | November 17, 2005 | n/a | Core game, content from The Sims 2: Holiday Party Pack |
| The Sims 2: Holiday Edition (2006) | November, 2006 | n/a | Core game, content from The Sims 2: Happy Holiday Stuff |
Expansion packs
The Sims 2 expansion packs provide additional game features and items. Generally, expansion packs add one central gameplay element, several peripheral elements, a new type of "expansion neighborhood", a new mythical creature (e.g. zombies in University and vampires in Nightlife), and over 100 new objects. Six expansion packs have been released so far, with the seventh expansion pack to be released in early(February) 2008.
| Name | Windows Release date | Mac OS X Release | Major Additions | Neighborhood Expansions | New NPCs | Creature | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| North America | Europe | ||||||
| University | March 1, 2005 | March 2, 2005 | December 12, 2005 | Young Adult life stage (only accessible in college), lifetime wants, pranks, Influence, new careers only available to graduates | College Towns, Dormitories | Baristas, mascots, students, University staffs and faculty (professors, cafeteria workers etc.) | Zombies |
| Nightlife | September 13, 2005 | September 13, 2005 | March 27, 2006 | Dating/outing, Pleasure Aspiration, chemistry, drivable vehicles | Downtown | Gypsy Matchmaker, variety of "Downtown" employees (waiters, bartenders, etc.) | Vampires |
| Open for Business | March 2, 2006 | March 2, 2006 | September 4, 2006 | Businesses, business perks, talent badges, elevators, robots | Shopping districts, Businesses | Reporters, barbers | Robots |
| Pets | October 17, 2006 | October 20, 2006 | November 6, 2006 | Dogs, Cats, Birds, Womrats, pet store lots, in-game encyclopedia of tips and tricks normally presented throughout gameplay | None | Animal Control Officers, Obedience Trainer, Wolves, Skunks | Werewolves |
| Seasons | March 1, 2007 | March 2, 2007 | June 11, 2007 | Weather system, Outerwear, Seasons, fishing, gardening, additional careers | Riverblossom Hills Neighborhood | Garden Club Members, Penguins | Plantsims |
| FreeTime | February 26, 2008 | February 28, 2008 | Hobbies, sports, ballet, activities, restoring cars, pottery, additional careers | TBA | Hobby Members | TBA | |
Stuff packs
Stuff packs are add-ons to the base game that add only new objects. There are currently seven released. Stuff packs were originally called booster packs, as seen in the release of The Sims 2: Holiday Party Pack. Current releases are called "Stuff Packs" and include certain gameplay elements introduced in previous expansion packs (as opposed to Holiday Party Pack, which only added a package file containing object data). Stuff packs typically add around 60 new items.
| Name | Windows release date (USA) | Mac OS X Release | Major components |
|---|---|---|---|
| Holiday Party Pack | November 17, 2005 | n/a | Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, New Years |
| Family Fun Stuff | April 13, 2006 | April 30, 2007 | Fairy tale, Nautical |
| Glamour Life Stuff | August 31, 2006 | June 2007 | Luxury, Couture |
| Happy Holiday Stuff | November 7, 2006 | September 2007 | Includes Holiday Party Pack, with Asian and European holiday elements |
See also
References
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External links
Official site
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Producer journals
thesims2.ea.com/ Official The Sims 2 website]//forums.worldsims.org/showthread.php?t=4917 The Sims 2: Nightlife Producer Journal] by Tim LeTourneau thesims2.ea.com/ Official The Sims 2 website]//forums.worldsims.org/showthread.php?t=5091 Update on The Sims 2: Nightlife Producer Journal] by Tim LeTourneau thesims2.ea.com/ Official The Sims 2 website]//forums.worldsims.org/showthread.php?t=7340 The Sims 2: Open For Business Producer Journal] by Tim LeTourneau thesims2.ea.com/ Official The Sims 2 website]//www.worldsims.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=965 The Sims 2: Family Fun Stuff Developer Journal] by Lyndsay Pearson
Resources
thesims2.ea.com/ Official The Sims 2 website]//dmoz.org/Games/Video_Games/Simulation/God_Games/Sim_Games/The_Sims_Series/The_Sims_2/ The Sims 2 website directory] at the Open Directory Project thesims2.ea.com/ Official The Sims 2 website]//www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/thesims2/ The Sims 2 at Gamespot]
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