Unreleased neighborhoods: Difference between revisions

}}There have been several neighborhoods made by [[Maxis]] and [[Electronic Arts]] for [[The Sims|''The Sims'']], ''[[The Sims 2]]'', ''[[The Sims 3]] ''and ''[[The Sims 4]]'' that were developed but ultimately never made available to the public. Riverside and Waterside were used in pre-release previews of ''The Sims 2'' but did not ship with the game, and other neighborhoods are referenced in the game files. Two incarnations of [[Sunset Valley]] were made, but due to the delay of ''The Sims 3''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s release, were redesigned. ''The Sims 4'' was to originally feature a third world, [[Windenburg|Windenbourg]], but was scrapped and eventually remade for the ''[[The Sims 4: Get Together|Get Together]]'' expansion.

''The Sims 2'' ships with three neighborhoods. [[Pleasantview]], [[Strangetown]], and [[Veronaville]]. At one stage during development, Strangetown may have been originally titled '''Strangeville''', and Veronaville possibly '''Europa'''.<ref>'''thumbnails_family.txt (Found in The Sims Life, Pet & Castaway Stories core game files)''':<br><code><nowiki># Europa Neighborhood</nowiki><br><nowiki># Pleasantview Neighborhood</nowiki><br><nowiki># Strangeville Neighborhood</nowiki><br></code></ref> Similarly to Strangetown and Veronaville, Pleasantview may have also experienced the same production changes as development files reveal a neighborhood known as '''Pleasantville''', it is also worth noting that ''Pleasantville'' utilized the neighborhood ID N003 (now used by Veronaville).<ref>'''webSnifftest.txt (Found in The Sims Life, Pet & Castaway Stories core game files)''':<br><code><nowiki># Prerequisites: 110 Sim Lane exists in N003 (Pleasantville)</nowiki><br></code></ref> Veronaville was also intended to feature roads with European-style crosswalks, the terrain template of which still exists in the game but is not used.