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The Sims: Livin' Large, known as The Sims: Livin' It Up in Europe, is the first expansion pack for The Sims, released on August 27, 2000. It also shipped with all deluxe editions of The Sims.
Game Features
New Objects
- The "Concoctanation Station": With this chemistry set, Sims can make potions while gaining logic points. Different potions will have different effects, some good, some... not (i.e., the blue potion freshes out three of a Sim's needs, the purple potion turns them into a monster that breaks any objects it attempt to use).
- Antique Lamp: Allows Sims to take a risk to see if their wishes will be granted by the genie who lives inside.
- Crystal Ball: Answer its riddle to change a Sim's personality, or simply gaze into the future.
- Vibromatic Heart Bed: Sims can now get intimate under the covers and perhaps get a new family member.
- Telescope: Take a look at the night sky and possibly even meet aliens!
- Beaver Pelt Moosehead
New NPCs
- Servo: With this expensive item, send the robot inside to do chores. Fire all maids, butlers and gardeners!
- Sunny the Tragic Clown: This infamous NPC will come to life from a painting if Sims are in bad mood. He will try to cheer them up by doing tricks which always go wrong and interrupt Sims' sleep. To get rid of him, raise the Sims' mood or set the painting on fire.
- Grim Reaper: This NPC will come to fetch a Sim's soul if they die. If he is feeling generous, you can make any living Sims plea with him and play Rock-Paper-Scissors with him to bring back the dead Sim.
- Santa Claus: If a Sim prepares a plate of cookies near a Christmas tree and a fireplace, Santa Claus might visit and leave presents under the tree—if all Sims in the household are asleep by midnight.
- Genie: If a Sim rubs a magic lamp a Genie will appear and grant them a wish, with good or bad consequences.
New Careers
New Building Themes
- Rustic turn-of-the century houses
- Garish Vegas-style lounges
- Medieval castles
- Retro/sci-fi "Homes of the Future"
Other New Features
- Zombie
- Allow players to have multiple Neighborhoods with one installation.
Gallery
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File:Livinitup.jpg|The Sims: Livin' It Up coverMedia
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Known issues
One common issue about The Sims: Livin' Large is the one that doesn't display the new objects, and shows the classic The Sims start-up screen instead of The Sims: Livin' Large one. To fix this, a patch download is needed, or installing a newer expansion such as House Party.
External links
- The Sims: Livin' Large at the Wayback Machine (archived August 8, 2010)
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Preceded by The Sims February 4, 2000 |
"The Sims" Franchise | Followed by The Sims: House Party March 28, 2001 |
"The Sims" PC Series | ||
"The Sims" Series | ||
First expansion pack | "The Sims" Franchise Expansion Packs | |
"The Sims" Series Expansion Packs |
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