

Depending on the situation, Sims may even be abducted by alien beings - perhaps you can hire paranormal investigators for explanations. In addition to these career paths, there are all kinds of bizarre situations and interactive objects like magical genies, roach infestations from sloppy living conditions, and unexplained phenomenon such as the exploding garden gnome.

Hackers earn their living by beta testing software, designing games, and programming advanced applications, while musicians hang out in subways, tune pianos, work as wedding and lounge singers, and eventually become famous rock stars. While those of the paranormal persuasion will investigate unexplained manifestations and read tarot cards, slackers will become golf caddies, lifeguards, and store clerks. In The Sims: Livin' Large, you'll have five new career paths in which to choose: musician, slacker, paranormal, journalist and hacker. You can even choose career paths for individual members of the family.

Depending on your personal preferences, you'll decide how each person interacts with others (through pre-determined traits) and how comfortable the living conditions are you have the option of building houses, choosing various decors, and buying household appliances. Developed by Maxis, The Sims: Livin' Large incorporates various situations with five newly added career tracks and 50 jobs.įor those unfamiliar with The Sims, here's the gameplay summary in a nutshell: using a cursor-driven interface, you'll either create or choose a pre-manufactured family and control the way each person lives their lives.

With all highly successful PC games, you can almost expect an expansion pack that builds upon the original fans always desire more action before actual sequels are released.
