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Line 5: \|caption= The neighborhood screen for Neighborhood 2 in ''The Sims'' }} A '''neighborhood''' in [[The Sims (series)\|''The Sims'' series]] is a place that consists of [[lot]]s. Initially, neighborhoods were small (10 lots in ''[[The Sims]]'' base game) and consisted of only [[residential lot]]s, but later expansions for ''The Sims'' allowed [[community lot]]s to be added. This pattern was continued into ''[[The Sims 2]]'', which provided the customization of placing down new and removing existing lots. In ''[[The Sims 4]]'', neighborhoods are also known as districts, and are organized together as part of a larger [[world]]. ''[[The Sims 3]]'' does not feature the concept of neighborhoods in the same way as other games in the series; instead, gameplay takes place in an open-[[world]] where Sims are free to roam anywhere on the map. Line 11: == Traveling == ===Within a neighborhood=== In ''The Sims~~'', ''The Sims 2~~'' and ''The Sims 42'' Sims ~~traveled~~travel from one lot to another, with nothing in between. The player ~~would~~will see them leave the lot they ~~were~~are on and disappear, after which a loading screen ~~would~~will appear. The player ~~would~~will not see them again until they ~~reappeared~~reappear on the destination lot.<ref group="notes">Prior to ''[[The Sims 2: Nightlife]]'', the player would then have to select their destination from a neighborhood view; ''Nightlife'' introduced the ability to select a destination in advance.</ref> InThis is the same in ''The Sims 4'', but Sims can also travel to public areas in the loaded neighborhood. Visiting another lot in the same neighborhood, or going anywhere outside the neighborhood, brings a loading screen. ===Between neighborhoods=== Line 69: [[Riverblossom Hills]]{{vgversion\|TS2:S}} was added to help the player explore ''Seasons''. [[Desiderata Valley]]{{vgversion\|TS2:FT}} was created so the player can learn more about [[hobbies]]. [[Belladonna Cove]]{{vgversion\|TS2:AL}} was ~~added~~introduced sofor players ~~could~~to experience living in [[apartment]]s. ;Sub-neighborhoods Line 132: [[Pendula View]] [[Sage Estates]] [[Crawdad Quarter]] [[Willow Creek Commercial District]] [[Magnolia Blossom Park]] [[Sylvan Glade]] (hidden) Line 141: [[Skyward Palms]] [[Acquisition Butte]] [[Mirage Canyon]] [[Oasis Springs Commercial District]] [[Desert Bloom Park]] [[Forgotten Grotto]] (hidden) ;[[Newcrest]] neighborhoods [[Bridgeview]] [[Llama Lagoon]] [[Ridgeline Drive]] ;[[Granite Falls]] neighborhoods Line 156: {{Col-break}} ;[[Windenburg]] neighborhoods [[The ~~Island~~Crumbling Isle]] [[~~Countryside~~Windslar]] [[~~Modern~~Lykke ~~District~~Centre]] [[~~Old~~Olde ~~Town District~~Platz]] [[The Bluffs]] [[Ancient Ruins (neighborhood)\|Ancient Ruins]] Line 181: [[Belomisia Jungle]] [[Jungle District]] {{Col-break}}▼ ;[[Del Sol Valley]] neighborhoods [[Mirage Park]] Line 187: [[Starlight Boulevard]] [[Plumbob Pictures]] (hidden) ▲{{Col-break}} ;[[StrangerVille]] neighborhoods [[Shady Acres]] Line 202: [[Foxbury Institute]] [[Gibbs Hill]] ;[[Evergreen Harbor]] neighborhoods [[Grims Quarry]] [[Port Promise]] [[Conifer Station]] ;[[Mt. Komorebi]] neighborhoods [[Wakaba]] [[Senbamachi]] [[Yukimatsu]] ;Independent neighborhoods Line 230 ⟶ 240: [[Wanmami Island]]{{vgversion\|TSCS}} {{Col-end}} == The Sims console games & The Sims Social == Line 238 ⟶ 249: In ''[[The Sims 2 (GBA)\|The Sims 2]]'' for GBA, ''[[The Sims 2 (Nintendo DS)\|The Sims 2]]'' for Nintendo DS, and ''[[The Sims 2 (PSP)\|The Sims 2]]'' for PSP, the neighborhood is [[Strangetown]]. * In ''[[The Sims 2 Pets (console)\|The Sims 2 Pets]]'' for console the neighborhood is [[Whiskerton]] and ''[[The Sims 2 Pets (GBA)\|The Sims 2 Pets]]'' on GBA is [[Barkersville]]. In The Sims 3 for console, the neighborhoods are [[Moonlight Bay]] (Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3), [[Vista Beach]] (Wii), ~~and~~ [[Beacon Bay]] (Nintendo DS), and an unnamed world known as [[Nintendo 3DS neighborhood]] (3ds). In ''[[The Sims 3: Pets (Console)]]'', the neighborhood shipped with it is [[Maple Coast]] (Xbox 360 and Playstation 3), and [[Port Abrel\|Port Abel]] (3ds). In ''[[The Sims Social]]'', the neighborhood is called [[Little Haven]]. In ''[[The Sims Mobile]]'', the neighborhood is called [[Briny Heights]]. == Notes == Line 260 ⟶ 272: [[ru:Городок]] [[pl:Otoczenie]] bri [[Category:The Sims 2]] [[Category:Neighborhoods\| ]]