Players Unleashed!: Modding the Sims and the Culture of GamingAmsterdam University Press, 2011 - 221 Seiten It has been ten years since video game giant Electronic Arts first released The Sims, the best-selling game that allows its players to create a household and then manage every aspect of daily life within it. And since its debut, gamers young and old have found ways to “mod” The Sims, a practice in which gamers manipulate the computer code of a game, and thereby alter it to add new content and scenarios. |
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