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I want to become an authorA trusted insider reveals new theories on Project X: a base-game rental system, a tool for transferring Sims and builds, and why EA won't announce the final Sims 4 expansion. Full breakdown inside.
Paralives developers share a new animation showcase: Parafolk toss coins in wells, dig for treasure, buy snacks from vending machines, and even walk differently based on personality. Full breakdown inside.
EA has removed all Kits from the PlayStation Store (April 14) and will remove them from the Microsoft Store (April 16) to prepare for the Marketplace launch on consoles. What to expect, when it might happen, and how to buy Kits — full details inside.
A new insider report reveals that Project X developers are using Hello Neighbor 2 as a reference for visual style and map design. Plus, expansion sales performance and the confusing Moola situation. Full breakdown inside.
InZOI producer previews the May high school update: prom outfits, high heels, new school buildings, and an optional performance setting. Full breakdown of every part of his message inside.
Paralives is getting a museum where you can donate collectibles like mushrooms, gemstones, relics, and even buried treasure. Earn rewards, browse the gift shop, and help build the town’s collection. Full details inside.
The Sims board game won the Pop Insider Collector's Choice Award for Best Tabletop Gaming Collaboration. To celebrate, developers gave away free DLC codes in Discord. We recap the giveaway and tell you all about the board game itself.
BrazenLotus and SixamCC release new Sims 4 Marketplace sets: 16 spring decor items and a 10‑piece Japandi living room. Priced at 400 Moola each — but effectively $5 due to Moola bundles. Full breakdown inside.
Lilsimsie has joined forces with US Congressman Maxwell Frost to fight the $55 billion EA buyout. A special livestream will take place on April 15 — plus a petition you can sign. Full details inside.
Better Exceptions creator TwistedMexi sounds the alarm: new AI tools promising to "automatically fix your mods" are destroying Mods folders. Why you shouldn't trust unknown programs — and how to protect your saves.
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