When I thought The Sims couldn’t get any better, I was fooled with the release of The Sims 2 - and fooled once more in 2009 with the release of The Sims 3. They not only introduced endless possibilities with pets, vacations and magical wizards (!), but new tools for building and new items for purchasing.
Life was great in my little alternate universe, especially with the introduction of expansion packs. The Sims wasn't just a PC game - it was a way to live out my future through simulated, babbling characters. I would build a mansion for us to live in, and we'd marry and kiss until we had a baby. I vividly remember spending hours (OK, days) creating Sims that looked just like my middle school crush and me. To find the answer, I revisited the year 2000, when my imagination took flight at the tender age of 12 with the very first iteration of The Sims. So, here's my question: is The Sims 4 everything I'd hoped for? 2, the long-awaited The Sims 4 promised an array of new features: expanded personality traits, enhanced architectural tools, and super-detailed character customization (and, for reasons known only to EA Maxis, a complete lack of pools.
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