Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
"WHAT'S ALL THE RACKET*?!" Now, some diverting The Sims 1 archaeology delight. All of these incredibly incorrect, therefore genius pieces of The Sims 1 promotion were previously available for free as MOV video files at a (long) extinct micro site made in The Sims 1 Livin' Large's glory... the one that would then open the treasure chest to myriads of future and awesome The Sims 1 expansion packs for the God game that's changed everything and brought us here, thank you very much.
You must be curious now, who knows. Well, here's the seminal The Sims 1 homepage:
web.archive.org/web/20010504094451/http://thesims.ea.com/us/about/microsite1100
web.archive.org/web/20021205043715/http://thesims.ea.com/us/about/microsite1100/home_main.htm
Original titles (In viewing order):
"Hot Tub"
"Llama"
"Pie Gag"
"Pizza Man"
"Rave"
"Strip Poker"
"Vibrating Bed"
"Chemistry Set"
Original Broadcast/Download Availability Date: Ca. December 2000
Director: Kenan Moran (Compass Films, Toronto)
Writer: Alex Loomis
(Also worked on those "Casting For The Sims" commercials that introduced the Father skin that I am and love and so much)
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17 U.S. Code § 107
The Sims 1 - Electronic Arts - Maxis - 2000
"WHAT'S ALL THE RACKET*?!" Now, some diverting The Sims 1 archaeology delight. All of these incredibly incorrect, therefore genius pieces of The Sims 1 promotion were previously available for free as MOV video files at a (long) extinct micro site made in The Sims 1 Livin' Large's glory... the one that would then open the treasure chest to myriads of future and awesome The Sims 1 expansion packs for the God game that's changed everything and brought us here, thank you very much.
You must be curious now, who knows. Well, here's the seminal The Sims 1 homepage:
web.archive.org/web/20010504094451/http://thesims.ea.com/us/about/microsite1100
web.archive.org/web/20021205043715/http://thesims.ea.com/us/about/microsite1100/home_main.htm
Original titles (In viewing order):
"Hot Tub"
"Llama"
"Pie Gag"
"Pizza Man"
"Rave"
"Strip Poker"
"Vibrating Bed"
"Chemistry Set"
Original Broadcast/Download Availability Date: Ca. December 2000
Director: Kenan Moran (Compass Films, Toronto)
Writer: Alex Loomis
(Also worked on those "Casting For The Sims" commercials that introduced the Father skin that I am and love and so much)
piazzi rocks
17 U.S. Code § 107
The Sims 1 - Electronic Arts - Maxis - 2000


![[1/6] Sims Webcam Archive 7.8.99
One of the multiple compilations of live streams hosted by Luc Barthelet and the whole The Sims gang months before the games first release, from March 1999 to February 2000! The purpose was to show to all of the Maxis/SimCity 3000 aficionados the games WIP as they would also ask their audience to think of scenarios that could be reproduced during these live streams
http://web.archive.org/web/19991117082239/http://www.simcity.com/thesims/luc/movies/videos.html
Do you like The Sims 1 cut content? I know these Sims 1 beta nerds who talk about it 24/7...
https://modthesims.info/m/showthread.php?p=5648221
...And they compose some awesome material after everythings about time digested
https://tcrf.net/The_Sims_(Windows)
17 U.S. Code § 107 The Sims 1 for the seminal, dedicated simmers... no-one else!
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![Wills Seminar on Failure + Learning + Games
Will Wrights Why Games are (Good) for Learning, [2010]
Original description @ the NYUs website...
Video game pioneer, Will Wright, the creator of SimCity and Spore will lead a discussion on how digital games encourage learning.
Wright has been called one of the most important people in gaming, technology, and entertainment. In 2009, he left Electronic Arts to form his own think tank, the Stupid Fun Club.
Sponsored by Games for Learning Institute and the NYU Game Center
About the Games for Learning Institute
The G4LI is a joint research endeavor of Microsoft Research and a consortium of universities. The partners include: Columbia University, the City University of New York (CUNY), Dartmouth College, Parsons, Polytechnic Institute of NYU, the Rochester Institute of Technology, Teachers College, and Pontifical Catholic University of Chile as well as NYU. The Institute’s aim is to identify which qualities of computer games engage students and develop relevant, personalized teaching strategies that can be applied to the learning process.
Price: This event is free, but a ticket is required. To obtain tickets, e-mail tickets@g4li.org
https://engineering.nyu.edu/events/2010/02/17/why-games-are-good-learning-will-wright
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