Simulated Updates

The Sims 4  May 25 update, preparation for the  Parenthood  game pack, is a giant patch. The biggest change is an upgraded load / save menu with thumbnails and new recovery options. There are three new lights in buy mode in the ceiling lamps section -- bell-shaped, square and round. As far as gameplay, children can now smash dollhouses that other children are playing with. Young adult and adult lifespans have increased by four days to reflect the addition of toddlers. There are a few ongoing issues being fixed in create-a-sim that are very complicated to explain, so read the  full patch notes here. In addition to the patch, there’s a bunch of new details about  Sims 4: Parenthood . Here’s everything revealed today: Chance Cards After the patch dropped, the Sims Community noticed XML code revealing more information about the new ‘Chance Cards’ teased in the last Sims blog post. Chance cards are related to  character values , which are influenced by positive parenting. Whethe

Rollercoaster Tycoon or Theme Park? If you’re of a certain age, you may have got your early videogame kicks not through a console, but via a clunky old PC. You begged your parents to buy you a Megadrive or N64 or Playstation 2 (delete appropriate to your age), but they weren’t having any of it. But instead, they bought a swish new desktop computer for the study. It can help you with your homework, your mam said. It even came with a whole encyclopaedia on a CD ROM. But, of course, you knew you could play games on it. Not necessarily games like Mario or FIFA, but a different type of game, more suited to a keyboard and mouse. Games that instead of being based on action, were about building up cities or business empires. Games like Sim City 2000 and Rollercoaster Tycoon were classics, and you could play them while your parents and teachers thought you were doing school work. Here are five of them you should remember. Sim City 2000 There have been plenty of games about

SimGuruNinja revealed some of the new grounding options in the upcoming "The Sims 4" Parenthood Game Pack. The new game pack also received a new video featuring school projects. Here are the details. "The Sims 4" Parenthood Game Pack Grounding Options Revealed SimGuruNinja has been busy answering questions for the upcoming "The Sims 4" Parenthood Game Pack Q&A. He has revealed the Parenthood game pack latest update such as the five character values, punishments, and more. SimGuruNinja also revealed the new grounding options in "The Sims 4" Parenthood Game Pack, Sims Community reports. What Is Included In Parenthood Game Pack Grounding Options Detailed "The Sims 4" Parenthood Game Pack features a lot of grounding options, which Parent Sims can choose from. It includes the prohibition in using televisions, computer, mobile phones, music, toys or games. The new game pack also includes disallowing young Sims to go out of th

"The Sims 4" Parenthood Game Pack allows each player to develop parenting skills and teach character values to young Sims. Here are the new game details, and how to teach and apply the new Character values. "The Sims 4" Parenthood Game Pack Features The new game pack in "The Sims 4" features Parent Sims who may be strict or not, toddlers who are fond of playing, and rebellious teenagers who may break rules. It offers parenting skills, new Character values, and punishments. These can be used to satisfy the needs of the children Sims, shape their childhood, and guide them into productive adults in "The Sims 4" Parenthood Game Pack. Parent Sims can also teach life values which will further develop into permanent Character traits, and leave a lasting impact on their lives, Isports Times reports. "The Sims 4" Parenthood Game Pack Release Date "The Sims 4" Parenthood game pack is set for global release on May 30, 2017