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Lucy Bradshaw Letter: 4/24/04
Spring is in the air, Earth Day is
upon us, and the lesser known
Landscape Architects Day is
happening as well! On top of that,
it's a gorgeous Californian April
outside. I keep catching my team
looking wistfully outside, blinking
curiously at the sun, knowing that
they must spend their day indoors,
working on making The Sims 2
absolutely perfect. We suffer for
you, people!
Fortunately for
us, we can approximate fun in the
sun, pay tribute to all that is
green and verdant, and tip our hats
to Landscape Architects everywhere
right from the comfort of our
workstations, using the new
landscape architecture options found
in The Sims 2. In the upcoming
sequel, you can show off your
virtual green-thumb by building
anything from a classic English
garden to a ruggedly beautiful
Southwestern style lot, to a serene
Japanese Zen garden, and all manner
in between. These living creations
now attract butterflies and bees,
and need tending and upkeep to keep
plants from wilting and dying, just
like in real life. New Neighborhood design and landscape options let you completely customize the look your neighborhoods in The Sims 2. New landscape decorations include popular trees like Joshua Trees, Scrub Oaks, or hedge and tree rows. Plop down new landmarks from aqueducts to parking lots, windmills to radio dishes. You can even witness new special effects and options such as hot air ballons, sailboats, waterfalls, farm fields and hang gliders.
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