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I’d never understood the appeal of The Sims. When I played video games, my goal was to save the world, defeat the aliens, or at the very least, kill a very large and angry turtle. The idea of a game where my only forward thrusts were the hope I wouldn’t die alone and unaccomplished, and satisfying the needs and desires of a bunch of faceless

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