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It's the dawning of the age of the possum.

Children can be so cruel, and frequently they are.

Care to let an astral buddy hitch a ride?

Do you think life is a game? The Sims, writ large, is a massive series that nobody really talks about as a game. It feels like it exists over in a separate category with MMOs and other perpetual games. But its huge success has hidden the fact that it's incredibly important, and also very very fun. We specifically picked the Sims 3 because of its quality of life improvements, but this episode touches on all of the main Sims games at least a little bit.

This episode is very different from our usual releases. It's almost all generalities and mechanics, but there's lots of anecdotes and weird stories at the end.

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Links:

• Drew Carey | The Sims Wiki | FANDOM powered by Wikia

• The Creepy, Surreal Apocalypse of The Sims Online

• Winchester Mystery House by amariswiccan - The Exchange - Community - The Sims 3

• Kole Ross on Twitter: "For the upcoming Watch Out for Fireballs! about The Sims 3 (Episode 200!), I wanted to take on a big building project. So I decided to make the mansion and cast from Maniac Mansion. Read the thread!… https://t.co/nAB9pJO86p"

I think everybody's response to Final Fantasy VII was "that story was way too short, incomplete, and I wish I knew what happened to that incidental character three years later." This maximalist attitude brought us the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, and Dirge of Cerberus. It's not a bad thing for a studio to break out of its genre, but Square shouldn't make shooters. Listen in to find out why.

See the turtle of enormous girth, discuss his back to make some mirth.