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301. E3: Tim LeTourneau, Virginia McArthur and Scot Amos at IGN/GameSpy LiveWire
Written on Friday 20 May 2005 at 02:32 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
After visiting GameSpot, Tim LeTourneau went to IGN/GameSpy LiveWire, together with Scot Amos and Virginia McArthur. Unlike previous years, Will Wright didn't join LiveWire, as he's probably busy showing off Spore. Scot Amos is the Senior Producer for the consoles, Tim does the same but for Nightlife, and Virginia is a producer for the Sims 2 on handhelds. She already showed the handheld versions for GameSpot earlier. A summary of the show is in the rest of this item. It's unsure if or when a video or audio file will be uploaded with this interview, but we'll keep you updated with that as usual.
 
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302. E3: Tim LeTourneau about Nightlife on GameSpot Live [Update]
Written on Friday 20 May 2005 at 01:23 by ChEeTaH - 5 comments.
Tim LeTourneau has spoken about Nightlife at GameSpot, as we mentioned yesterday. The biggest news: you'll be able to see your neighborhood from a lot, and won't need to see big plots of grass land anymore, and there will be rugs. There's a lot of in-game footage in the video, which probably will be posted at GameSpot's media page very soon. However, we already have the details for you. Read on for those.

[Update 20 May, 0:45] As expected, the video interview has now been uploaded. You can stream it for free from the Nightlife media page at GameSpot.
 
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303. E3: IGN Nightlife Preview from E3 Floor
Written on Thursday 19 May 2005 at 09:38 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
IGN already posted their impressions of Nightlife from a pre-E3 show. They have now also seen the game on the floor and have posted their preview about it. In it, they start talking about the dating game. It's the biggest new gameplay element of the pack. They describe the situation with Lee picking up on a girl - two girls, in fact - and although he doesn't have much luck with the first, the second doesn't mind. The mini-game really starts when you ask someone on a date, and the date accepts. A meter will show up in the top-right corner of the screen. To fill it, you need to complete wants. Another new interaction to impress your date with is the slow dance social. Someone who has returned in the expansion pack, is Mrs. Crumplebottom. She still lives to criticise any public showings of affection. It won't stop your dates, who can eventually be going home in brand new cars. More detailed is the information that IGN gives about missing the carpool - you can actually come in late at work. For the details, head to the article.
 

304. E3: Sims 2 Live Stage Demo
Written on Thursday 19 May 2005 at 04:03 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
Two people of Maxis have visited GameSpot at the E3 to talk about the Sims 2 on consoles. A video where GameSpot talks to Virigina McArthur, producer for the Sims 2 Handheld, has been posted to be streamed for free. The video shows the first moving images of The Sims 2 on DS, GBA, phones and PlayStation 2, all in about 18 minutes. For the handhelds the quality isn't too great, as a camera watches over the shoulder of Virginia as she plays, but for the PS2 version the game is shown quite well. Read on for the details from the video.
 
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305. E3: GameSpot's Nightlife Impressions
Written on Wednesday 18 May 2005 at 20:07 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
GameSpot didn't just have an interview with Tim LeTourneau about The Sims 2 Nightlife, the second expansion pack. There's also a new preview at the games site. They give the number of approximately 125 new items in the pack, including a new light engine. New romantic socials include the dip kiss and the blow kiss, which can be done across the dinner table. Other news in the preview is that the pack has reached alpha status, which means it's feature-complete. It's mostly a matter of tuning and fixing problems now. Although for now the game has been set for release this fall, the article mentions "this summer" as shipping date. There's no exact date yet, so it's unsure if this is true, or if the game will perhaps be released late summer/early fall. We'll keep you updated, but for now you can read the preview.
 

306. E3: Nightlife at GameSpot Live
Written on Wednesday 18 May 2005 at 19:56 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
This E3, GameSpot is showing live video feeds from the floor. Although it's not live now, due to a partial power outage at the conference center, it should be tomorrow. On Thursday, from 2pm PST onwards (10pm GMT), GameSpot will show several games, including The Sims 2 Nightlife. Although you need a GameSpot Complete account to see the live show, a free rerun will be available on-demand later on.
 

307. E3: GameSpy about TS2 on GBA and DS
Written on Wednesday 18 May 2005 at 19:26 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
GameSpy is, as well as many other games sites, magazines, developers, publishers and others attending the E3. They've posted some information and screenshots of The Sims 2 on GBA and DS. About the DS version they say that the CAS screen is very detailed, and that the game is all about customization. The downside is that the connectivity between two DSes is limited to sharing content - there's no head-to-head gameplay. About the GBA version it's said the game focuses more on goals than previous Sims games for the same platform. As with the DS version, there will not be any head-to-head gameplay either, but sharing is possible through the GBA-GBA connectivity. The screenshot below is also of the GBA version, and was included in the article. You can find out more at the DS Preview or GBA preview.

The Sims 2 @ Gameboy
 

308. The Spore Zone Launched
Written on Tuesday 17 May 2005 at 02:00 by ChEeTaH - 2 comments.
The Sims Zone is now three and a half years old. With the E3 starting this week, and more information of Spore being expected, we have launched a new sister site: The Spore Zone. On that site, we'll keep you up-to-date with all the latest information about Will Wright's new upcoming game. It's still a fairly small site, with a news section, some extras, screenshots, links and forums, but will grow as time goes by. So, for all your latest Sims news, stay here. For information about Spore, visit The Spore Zone!

The Spore Zone
 

309. Sim Brother 4 - Day 34 - Psychology, Speculation & Feminine Wiles
Written on Thursday 12 May 2005 at 07:00 by Andy - 0 comments.
It's Wednesday and as usual, Dr.Phil gets psychological with our housemates. He also gets to visit Zoltan and finds more about the local bookie. Also, someone in the house has been trying to get their way ... and with little effect.

Let's do it!
 

310. EA's Official E3 Lineup [Update]
Written on Wednesday 11 May 2005 at 15:24 by ChEeTaH - 0 comments.
EA has announced its official line-up for the E3 next week. Between games like Battlefield 2, BLACK, Burnout Revenge, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Medal of Honor European Assault, The Godfather and many others, there's The Sims 2 Nightlife, The Sims 2 for consoles, handhelds and mobiles, and Wright's new project Spore. The latter project will be shown only behind closed doors, by appointment only. The "Next Gen Lab", where EA will show off its games for the next generation consoles is open by invitation only. The press release doesn't come with any information regarding Spore, though it does for Nightlife and The Sims 2. Read on for its descriptions from the full press release.

[Update 13 May, 1:30] EA has launched a new small site for the E3, with some information about the products. The Mobility and Next Gen sections are not yet available, but there is a little bit of info about Nightlife. Spore isn't mentioned. It's likely this site will be updated during the days of the E3. See the E3 site for details.
 
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