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'''The Roomies Household''' consists of [[Melissa Roomies]] and [[Chris Roomies]]. They were in both the PC/Mac and [[The Sims (console)|console]] versions of ''[[The Sims]]'', but did not appear in ''[[The Sims 2]]'', though it is possible to recreate them. Presumably, they would be elders, or very late in the adult life stage, in the timeframe of ''The Sims 2''. |
'''The Roomies Household''' consists of [[Melissa Roomies]] and [[Chris Roomies]]. They were maybe roomtes in college and decided to live together till one of them got married. They were in both the PC/Mac and [[The Sims (console)|console]] versions of ''[[The Sims]]'', but did not appear in ''[[The Sims 2]]'', though it is possible to recreate them. Presumably, they would be elders, or very late in the adult life stage, in the timeframe of ''The Sims 2''. |
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In the console version they live at 3 [[Sim Avenue]], an empty house with a big garden outside. In ''The Sims'' they are in the [[family bin]], ready to be moved into a vacant house or onto an empty [[residential lot]]. |
In the console version they live at 3 [[Sim Avenue]], an empty house with a big garden outside. In ''The Sims'' they are in the [[family bin]], ready to be moved into a vacant house or onto an empty [[residential lot]]. |
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