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Players should note that this object functions only if ''Apartment Life'' or ''[[The Sims 2: Mansion & Garden Stuff|Mansion & Garden Stuff]]'' is installed. |
Players should note that this object functions only if ''Apartment Life'' or ''[[The Sims 2: Mansion & Garden Stuff|Mansion & Garden Stuff]]'' is installed. |
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Revision as of 16:57, 1 July 2014
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When Simon Kasimudy, father of five, tripped over a tree root, he fell badly and passed out for a second. As he regained consciousness, he saw a trifecta of objects floating above his head. Still slightly dazed, he started batting at them merrily, enjoying himself thoroughly. So when his youngest needed entertainment, Simon used this experience to come up with the DangleMaster Deluxe and soothe his child!
The DangleMaster Deluxe was an object that was available for purchase in The Sims 2 Store. Along with The Bouncinator 3000, it was a part of the Oh Baby! set.
Although it was originally intended to be inluded in The Sims 2: Apartment Life, EA removed it due to unknown reasons. After the release of Apartment Life, EA put it in The Sims 2 Store.
The DangleMaster Deluxe is an object that is exclusive to babies. It can only be placed on the floor. Sims from teen through elder can place babies in it. Babies can play with the dangling toys on it and may occasionaly fall asleep, or will cry if some of their needs get too low.
Players should note that this object functions only if Apartment Life or Mansion & Garden Stuff is installed. es:Cuelgódromo deluxe