, a life simulation series that has lasted for decades, is about to celebrate its 25th anniversary on February 4, 2025. From the very start, has always had a zany sense of humor. The first game in particular had a wilder feeling to it, with surprisingly scary and raunchy events sprinkled in between the day-to-day chess games and aquarium cleanings. For the 25th anniversary, needs tobring back some of the most iconic items and features from the first game.
From art, furniture, neighborhoods, and strange themes, is a time capsule of late 1990s/Y2K culture. To celebrate the origins of best, EA and Maxis need to bring some of that nostalgia to. A huge range of items should come back from the earliest days of, including steamy hot tubs, inflatable furniture, CRT TVs, and useful kitchen appliances.
This countertop kitchen appliance is a relatively small item from, but it has actually featured in every game in the series except for. In the first game, the food processor made cooking faster and resulted better quality meals for Sims to enjoy, which made it a great item to purchase right off the bat for any new household. In fact, the food processor was a slightly overpowered item considering its compact size and relatively low price, but small balancing quirks are what make items from so nostalgic.
Adding the food processor to would be a fun but small way to continue the tradition of the first game. While it wouldn’t have to be such a powerful kitchen item, having a cheap appliance for starter households to get dinner on the table faster would be a nice addition to the game for its anniversary.
Of all the iconic furniture from, the Tyke Nyte Bed may be the best representation of late 1990s/early 2000s design choices, especially for children. The bright primary colors, the blocky art style on the blanket, and the patterned sheets underneath are all a time capsule of that era. Additionally, the Tyke Nyte Bed makes an appearance in practically every child’s room in pre-built
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