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Forget The Sims, what we really need EA to do is bring The Urbz back

February 8, 2025 5 Min Read
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The world is electrical with remasters of The Sims 1 and The Sims 2, appropriately. Each video games, whereas previous and for certain displaying their age in some locations, are absolute classics {that a} gaming powerhouse was constructed upon. Who would not love The Sims? However, what I am asking is for a bit bit extra. Whereas EA is in a remaster-doing temper, why not convey again a real gem from the sequence’ historical past? It is time, finally, to convey again The Urbz.

The Urbz, for these unaware, was a peculiar but impactful entry into The Sims sequence that hoped to make the entire ordeal a bit extra cool. A bit extra fashionable. Relatively than place you in a stunning indifferent home with a pool and a job, it positioned you within the metropolis. Urbzville was the place to be, and your essential precedence was to achieve recognition with numerous cool teams on this metropolis with the intention to turn out to be a VIP. 2004 was the most effective of instances, so I hear, and as such EA was in a position to pull off some actual magic. There is a cause it positioned nicely in our very personal Sims rating listing.


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It was additionally one of many strangest Sims video games ever made, in my view. It was wacky, even by Sims requirements. You possibly can dumpster dive in The Urbz, method earlier than The Sims 3 and The Sims 4 introduced it again. Folks had been dressed up in all method of out-there outfits, seemingly down along with your lifetime of buffing glass and digging via trash to save lots of up for a T-shirt you actually like. The Sims is a journey in incomes cash to enhance your life. The Urbz is a journey in doing odd jobs to enhance your standing with strangers at golf equipment. Actually, a extra grounded depiction of metropolis life than we had seen again then, and dare I say, have seen since.

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As you progress, you unlock new elements of city to discover, new Urbz to speak to and tickle from time to time, and new garments to purchase. The throughline in The Urbz is enjoyable – this recreation is unashamedly enjoyable. Nothing hits like mashing buttons to enhance your psychological colleges whereas your character is taking part in future Snake on a cyber chair getting mind blasted. That is a sentance you’d by no means write for an additional recreation, that is the facility of The Urbz! The ability of The Urbz is to take the foundational mechanics of The Sims and simply go bananas with it.

As a facet notice, what’s WILL.I.AM doing proper now? What is the entirety of the Black Eyes Peas doing? Making music, one assumes, or at the very least interested by making music. You assume they might be down with coming again for a Simlish remix of a tune or two? The reality is for a lot of of us, Black Eyed Peas are form of linked by the hip to The Urbz, and cement the sport on this early 2000’s period that individuals have an actual love for.

Sure that is an opinion rooted firmly in nostalgia. I’ve gone again and appeared on the fashions, and yeah it is tremendous dated. The actual fact you’ll be able to tickle individuals out of nowhere and persons are seemingly cool with that’s maybe an indication of the instances. However rattling it, there’s gold in these hills. It’ll value cash to dig it up, sure. That gold could also be area of interest on the finish of the day, certain. However c’mon, individuals love The Sims, and I really feel on this retro-fanatical world we reside in, a great portion of that love should trickle all the way down to The Urbz.

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