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In the PC version of ''The Sims'', there is no game over screen and the lot remains playable. All modes will continue to be available indefinitely. The player will not be able to return to this state if they save and exit the lot; should they attempt to return, they will either be told that nobody lives on the lot, or be taken to build and buy mode—sans live mode—if ''[[The Sims: Unleashed|Unleashed]]'' is installed. |
In the PC version of ''The Sims'', there is no game over screen and the lot remains playable. All modes will continue to be available indefinitely. The player will not be able to return to this state if they save and exit the lot; should they attempt to return, they will either be told that nobody lives on the lot, or be taken to build and buy mode—sans live mode—if ''[[The Sims: Unleashed|Unleashed]]'' is installed. |
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In ''The Sims'' for console, if a Sim dies, gets fired, or runs out of money in Get a Life mode, a game over message will appear and the player will be returned to the main menu. |
In ''The Sims'' for console, if a Sim dies, gets fired, leaves for good after Sims wins a fight or runs out of money in Get a Life mode, a game over message will appear and the player will be returned to the main menu. |
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==The Sims 2== |
==The Sims 2== |
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