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[[File:Appaloosa_Plains.jpg|270px|thumb|A panoramic view of Appaloosa Plains]]'''[[Appaloosa Plains]]''' is the neighborhood that shipped with ''[[The Sims 3: Pets]]'' expansion pack. It is a small town located in the countryside of [[SimNation]], as evidenced by country-themed buildings and ranch homes. Most households in the neighborhood have at least one pet, and the town is centered around pet-related activities. |
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'''[[Bridgeport]]''' is a neighborhood, introduced in ''[[The Sims 3: Late Night]]'' expansion pack. It is the first urban neighborhood in the main series; all previous main neighborhoods were rural or suburban. Bridgeport is designed to highlight many nightlife-oriented activities introduced in the ''Late Night'' expansion. |
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Bridgeport consists of two main parts centered around a large bay and suspension bridge. One part is built-up with tall buildings, complete with [[penthouse]]s where Sims can live. Most of the city's [[rabbit hole]]s are located here, as well as many clubs and hangout spots. Across the bay is a lower-density suburban area, complete with many expensive houses and mansions. The Sims living in Bridgeport are on average much wealthier than Sims living in [[Sunset Valley]] or [[Riverview]]. |
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The arrival of new residents from the city, and the money they bring with, is causing a change in the atmosphere of the town. The neighbors can't live without their pets, and many are sociable towards nearly everyone. However, several of the older residents, like [[Tate Curley]] and [[Hetty Lionheart]], attempt to isolate themselves in order to resist the influx of youngsters moving in and changing the culture of the town. |
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Revision as of 05:33, 16 May 2012
Bridgeport is a neighborhood, introduced in The Sims 3: Late Night expansion pack. It is the first urban neighborhood in the main series; all previous main neighborhoods were rural or suburban. Bridgeport is designed to highlight many nightlife-oriented activities introduced in the Late Night expansion.
Bridgeport consists of two main parts centered around a large bay and suspension bridge. One part is built-up with tall buildings, complete with penthouses where Sims can live. Most of the city's rabbit holes are located here, as well as many clubs and hangout spots. Across the bay is a lower-density suburban area, complete with many expensive houses and mansions. The Sims living in Bridgeport are on average much wealthier than Sims living in Sunset Valley or Riverview.
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