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|desc = Nothing brings fun and excitement quite the way bowling does. The Pinmaster 300 lets players combine their throwing skill with an exciting change of painful thumb injury! The compact non-regulation length lane is constructed of the sturdiest Ultra-waxed ash and maple, and comes with a full set of urethane-coated wooden pins and perfectly balanced one-size-fits-all bowling balls. Automatic pinsetting keeps the game running smoothly, no matter if you're throwing a powerful strike or lofting your ball lamely into the gutter. Ridiculous shoes not included.
}}Bowling alleys are objects introduced in ''The Sims 2: Nightlife''. Anyone who is a [[child]] or older can play solo or in groups of up to four Sims. They may bowl autonomously, and may autonomously join a group. Bowling builds the [[body]] skill, and Sims with higher body skill bowl better. If ''[[The Sims 2: Freetime|FreeTime]]'' is installed, it also raises [[enthusiasm]] for the [[games]] [[hobby]]
While bowling alleys can be placed on residential lots, in practice the length of a bowling alley tends to make bowling a [[Community lot#The Sims 2|community lot]] activity. Bowling alleys will contain a "pit" area at the back, which will penetrate walls and fences and can be decorated with anchored awning.
During a game, a Sim will bowl 10 times, matching the standard 10 frames of a real-life game. Sims who are waiting to bowl will use any nearby chairs, and will socialize while waiting their turn.
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