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Since EA has noticed to Sims2-times that Sims fans buy almost anything where it says Sims, there is next to the large regular AddOns also the small Mini-ons, in this country called "accessory pack". What has led to a total of 10 such Sims2 pack, starts at Sims3 with "luxury accessories".

, First and foremost should anticipate to be said that one who has the translation "luxury accessories" (originally: "High End Loft Stuff") has devised urgently should change professions. The term "luxury" is totally misleading because the pack includes the original English title accordingly exclusively modern furniture, decorations and clothes that fit the style of a loft. With luxury, the collection has as much to do as cats with water. "Luxury" implies the buyer that it is particularly expensive, partly perhaps classical or ancient objects, which is definitely not the case. Set, Six!

The content is also turned out very meager compared to Sims2-mini packs. Contained accessory packs to Sims2-times nor more than 60 items, there are now just more than 40. Instead, modern windows and doors will fit naturally offered in the official Sims3 Store at inflated prices. Set, Six!

For the 10th anniversary of the Sims Pack contains also all three bonus objects that EA but also could have grease in your hair safely. A vibrating bed, an electric guitar and an aquarium. At least the aquarium is still partially useful, that you no longer need to fumble with 100 small goldfish bowls. For an anniversary really disappointing, EA. Set, Six!