The Sims

Hundreds of designs from kid's clothing to Halloween costumes, you name it, I have them all. I can make my Sims look like the queen of England or a careless slob.
             3) Designing the homes. This is a particular long process, but and enjoyable one. I build them from the ground-up. I can choose from thousands of materials: color walls, design papers, and unbelievable detailed floors. The architecture of their homes becomes my project, and the air I breathe for about a day or so. Replicating the white house or my apartment could take days to finish, especially if I am trying to work every single detail. The interior designing of houses come with different objects to choose from. Like, a chandelier that costs 10,000 simoleons (Sims money), to a broom, worth only five simoleons. This expanded collection enables me to create palaces and cottage homes all in one big happy neighborhood.
             4) Creating the personality. I can give my Sims a distinctive personality by adding behavioral points in the choices given. For example, neatness, outgoing, sensitivity, active, etc. I can choose to make a really friendly Sim, or maybe a nasty and mischievous one. I have to be very careful with them, since, like a real person, they can get carried away and harm one another with a temper outburst, or a fighting frenzy. When I choose their personality, I can also choose their zodiacal sign, thus, helping me in the process of giving them a behavioral pattern. .
             5) Moving-in the characters. This process consists on having the brand new Sims moving into the neighborhood, where they will have to socialize with the rest of the Sims already living in the area. Inside the neighborhood, they will make friends and enemies. They will also practice their charming abilities to make them feel like a real person, where I must take them through different choices or decisions in their lives such as: marriage, having babies, or moving out of their house.