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[[The_Sims_2:_Nightlife|Nightlife]] allows you to add a downtown section to your neighborhoods. |
[[The_Sims_2:_Nightlife|Nightlife]] allows you to add a downtown section to your neighborhoods. |
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[[The_Sims_2:_Open_for_Business|Open for Business]] allows you to add a shopping district to your neighborhoods. |
[[The_Sims_2:_Open_for_Business|Open for Business]] allows you to add a shopping district to your neighborhoods. |
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[[The_Sims_2:_Seasons|Seasons]] added a new base neighborhood, Riverblossom Hills, which was added to help you get use to Seasons. |
[[The_Sims_2:_Seasons|Seasons]] added a new base neighborhood, [[Riverblossom Hills]], which was added to help you get use to Seasons. |
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And of course, you can create your own neighborhood from scratch, The Sims 2 comes with neighborhood templates you can use, and if you own SimCity 4, you can create your own terrain and everything. |
And of course, you can create your own neighborhood from scratch, The Sims 2 comes with neighborhood templates you can use, and if you own SimCity 4, you can create your own terrain and everything. |
Revision as of 19:33, 15 March 2007
A neighborhood in The Sims 2 is the place where you build your houses.
The three neighborhoods that ship with the base Sims 2 are Pleasantview, Strangertown, and Veronaville. University allows you to add a university neighborhood onto one of your base neighborhoods. Nightlife allows you to add a downtown section to your neighborhoods. Open for Business allows you to add a shopping district to your neighborhoods. Seasons added a new base neighborhood, Riverblossom Hills, which was added to help you get use to Seasons.
And of course, you can create your own neighborhood from scratch, The Sims 2 comes with neighborhood templates you can use, and if you own SimCity 4, you can create your own terrain and everything.