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Yes everyone, I wanted to say how sorry I am for the lack of activity around the sims 3 world. Just keep your eye out for some pretty neat changes coming by mid December hopefully!

Will start updating here next week when all my nonsense clears up!
In the mean time, check out the official site, www.thesims3.com for the latest news. See you in a few days!
posted by Artistvrd on 18 Oct 2008 2247 comments

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MTV.com on The Sims 3
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MTV.com had a great chance for a preview of The Sims 3. See a snippet below:

Easier house customization — Pearson promised that customizing one’s house in “The Sims 3″ was easier than before. The tools are the same, but they’ve made a few changes to help out the players, like being able to drag walls to make rooms bigger and smaller (versus manually building and deleting walls), and simplifying the ways players can paint walls and floors. For obsessive “Sims” players who might’ve been bothered by not being able to center a two-tile television in front of a three-tile couch, well, the dev team’s fixed that by allowing objects to be centered in the game.”Now you can actually center things!” Pearson said with enthusiasm. “And now you can set it up however you want — you can set things on diagonals and you can really get more realistic with things than you were able to do before.”

Read the entire Article over at MTV.com/blogs
posted by Shamrock on 18 Sep 2008 0 comments

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Ben Bell: Making of The Sims 3
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Sorry for the lack of updates, I've been so busy with life and with Spore! But here is a new update and a new interview with Ben Bell, executive producer of the sims 3. You can read the entire interview with the developer here: VentureBeat.com

VB: How has the advancement of technology over the past five years helped you with The Sims 3?

BB: We’re in a great place as developers these days: Realism has been achieved. We can just focus on style and delivering seamless experiences so that the player can be completely immersed in their story. We’re going to give the player unprecedented control over the visuals in the game so that they have the same control that our artists have, right in the game. The new Create-A-Sim allows players to make just about any person they can imagine, and there are tools in the game that let you change the look of almost any surface on your Sim or in their home.

VB stands for VentureBeat and BB for Ben Bell.

Also everyone, look forward to the new Sims 3 world, a new site ready for action hopefully to come by the end of the year!
posted by Artistvrd on 12 Sep 2008 15 comments

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The Sims 3 to iPhone
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With the launch of so many titles of the popular iPhone and 32 gigabyte iPod, it's no doubt that we will see The Sims 3 and Simcity on the iPhone will be much anticipated. I just hope to come across screenshots of the titles soon to see what they're like! EA announces these two along with 7 other EA titles. Check out the article at NewsCred.com
posted by Artistvrd on 04 Sep 2008 0 comments

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55 New CAS Screens
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logo.gifOkay, everyone knows about the video release. But what about what things are happening in the video. Sims 3 Site, 'The Unofficial Sims 3 UK Site' has added 55 amazing new screenshots of the game! Please note that a majority of the shots are from the CAS, which is looking great. You can view the shots over at their website, here.

Thanks again to the Unofficial Sims 3 Site for the shots.
posted by Shamrock on 31 Aug 2008 0 comments

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New Article at Gamespot
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Check out the new article at Gamespot about The Sims 3 released today. The title, 'The Sims 3 Impressions' really says a lot about the article. View a snippet below and read the entire article over at Gamespot.com

In addition, the sequel will expand on the previous games' gameplay by enhancing your characters' personalities and their life goals. In previous games, you'd create your family of little computer people and determine each one's personality by assigning points on various personality meters, such as sloppy-to-neat and athletic-to-lazy, which would net them a specific horoscope sign and an approximate personality.
posted by Shamrock on 29 Aug 2008 0 comments

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This shot right here would have to be one of my favorites so far. It really shows the power of the game engine being built behind the Sims 3. Because the shadows now are realistic, this means that there are possibilities for much more realism to be found in the game. It's really exciting to see such a picture, but I hope it's not just me when I say that it feels like this doesn't match the other screens..

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You can move a house to a bigger lot. Meaning if your sims' family begins to really grow, instead of buying a new house, players can move the house to a larger lot, and adding on to their current residence.

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The Computer & Video Games website has an article about the first details of The Sims 3, this is not a TS3W article, you may view the article here. You may also view a snippet right here:

What's the first important point about the sequel is that, according to the article, it appears that EA's development team has established the goal of reeling in the hardcore PC gaming fraternity. You know, the one that's previously turned its nose up at what's been perceived as a casual gaming experience that appeals only to girls. The second important point is that Rod Humble, creative director of the Sims label, wants to break down barriers in the series with The Sims 3.

Read the entire article at Computer & Video Games.com.














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