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771. Easter Pictures
Written on Wednesday 30 March 2005 at 01:23 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
This post is slightly late as easter is over by now. Nevertheless, SP Zone has found and posted a few Easter artworks from the Swedish site that were posted a couple of days ago. They aren't too big, but slightly larger than the thumbnails below. Click those to see the full versions. Happy belated easter!

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772. Focus Group at 6 April
Written on Wednesday 30 March 2005 at 00:50 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
Maxis will be holding a Sims 2 focus group again at 6 April. During about 90 minutes, you can tell what you think of the game. You do have to live in the San Francisco Bay Area to be elegible to enter though. Those interested in participating should read the official post for more information.
 

773. SIMposium Special - The Future
Written on Sunday 27 March 2005 at 22:48 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
It's been a while since the last parts of the SIMposium coverage were posted, but we've now continued it. This time the afternoon workshops are covered. They consisted of discussions about what the fans want in the game, and about the official website. If you want to know what has been discussed and what ideas were spoken of, then check out the latest article in our SIMPosium Special.

This is the last article from me regarding the SIMposium event, but there's just one treat left to be posted later this week: the interview I had with Will Wright at the event. Come back in a few days to find that posted here.
 

774. New Poll
Written on Thursday 24 March 2005 at 01:00 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
Last week we decided to investigate which author of books is the most popular among the Sims. Fiction has won big time, with J.K. Simling being first with 55 of 258 votes (21.3%), followed by S.I.M. Tolkien with 46 votes (17.8%). However, even more Sims don't read - that option got 60 votes, which equals 23.3%. Another popular author is William Simspeare, which got 10.9% of the votes. The Sima Strategy guides, the for Simmies series, Albert Simstein, Sim Twain, Charles Dicksims, Bill Simton and Helen Fieldsim are obviously less popular, with just 1.2% (Helen) to 6.2% (Sima Guides) of the votes. If you'd like to see the exact results, check the results page.

This week we're back to a familiar poll: what do you think of the Sims 2 University now it's out for a few weeks? Is it really that great as you expected, or do you absolutely hate it? Or don't you have it (yet)? Let us know by voting on the right, or on the latest poll page.
 

775. Tim about University
Written on Wednesday 23 March 2005 at 21:13 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
On the official UK Sims 2 site a Q&A with Tim LeTourneau, producer of the Sims 2 University, has been posted. He talks about the expansion, including the gameplay and why the theme was picked. Tim doesn't reveal any new info about the next expansion pack, Nightlife, but you can still read the interview for more.
 

776. TS2U Guide by IGN
Written on Wednesday 23 March 2005 at 20:59 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
If you're not doing too well with University, the first expansion pack of the Sims 2 that is, then IGN has a solution for you. They've published a guide which takes you through the most important parts of the game. New items etc. are briefly introduced, followed by a College 101 which is all about creating and going to college. Some special places at the campus are discussed after that, followed by a few notes you can't miss. If you can't afford the comprehensive Prima guide or just don't want that, this might be a good (free) solution instead. It might not be as big, but it should get you started. Go to the guide for the info.
 

777. New Maxis Object
Written on Saturday 19 March 2005 at 02:54 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
After the social bunnies that come with the game, Maxis has now published an easter bunny doll as a download. It's not really a bunny though, it's a mix of a rabbit and a bear, as a result of modern science:
"This adorably fluffy abomination of modern science updates the classic Teddy Bear with lovingly hand-stitched snippets of rabbit DNA sewn right into the fabric of the doll. Perfect for tea-parties, playing house, or playing God."
To have your Sims play with this little fluffy create, download it from the official site.
 

778. GameSpot on Simlish Music
Written on Saturday 19 March 2005 at 02:46 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
Gaming site GameSpot has posted a feature about the music in the Sims 2 and the Sims 2 University. In the article Audio Director Robi Kauker talks a bit about making the music that appears in the game. He says how artists like to sing in the strange, made up language, and what easter eggs some place in their lyrics, like shout outs to their buddies. As for the Sims 2 University, Kauker said it was the first time they used real bands to sing their songs in Simlish. Some of them even made the lyrics so correct, that the Simlish words were consistent in meaning with the English ones. A lot more can be read in the article, with thanks to TheSidDog for the link.
 

779. TS2U Buddy Icons
Written on Saturday 19 March 2005 at 01:22 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
If you chat a lot, you probably know about buddy icons or avatars. If you're a Sims fan, EA has now some AIM buddy icons for you. The official UK site has posted 12 new buddy icons based on the Sims 2 University theme. If you want to get one - or more - of them, see the TS2U Buddy Icons page.
 

780. Another Spore Article
Written on Saturday 19 March 2005 at 01:13 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
After the lot of info and images we got earlier, another website has now published an article about Will Wright's presentation at the Game Developer's Conference in San Francisco. During that presentation Wright showed Spore, his new game. This article describes the presentation itself a bit more, but there isn't really any new information. Read the article itself for the details and some pictures of the presentation.