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I'm really happy to have you here, and I look forward to contributing with you! -- LostInRiverview (Talk) 19:06, February 20, 2012
Welcome to the wiki. Actually, between work and real life, I don't get to playing The Sims as often as I used to. I find it really hard to choose between TS2 and TS3, because I like them both for different reasons. TS2 runs better on my machine, and it seems to have more features that I enjoy (weather, Sim-owned businesses, large intricate neighborhoods, multiple playable households), but I love the open neighborhood and the graphics in TS3, as well as the improved build mode.
On an unrelated note, I renamed the image you uploaded to the wiki. As a rule of thumb, we try to avoid generic filenames like 'snapshot...' or 'photo...', and instead try to make the filenames describe the image. Your image can now be found here.
