Making Good Use of a Bad Space--The Mashuga Home--The Sims™ 2

[@estreetangel]

I love your version of the Mashuga house! So quirky and loud. LOL I love all the animal print in the front room and powder room. And I cracked up over the cat-and-dog-battling-over-a-steak picture for the dining area. And I like the diagonal exterior doors. I had heard a long time ago that the Garden Club hates flamingoes and newspapers on the ground. Wow, they got some good money for the garden inspection, no thanks to the flamingoes. lol What a perfect Welcome Wagon of Sims 1 neighbors! I have a Michael Bachelor sweatshirt in my Sims 2 files. It's for all ages and both sexes IIRC. I think it is from Skellington.

[@dinealone0]

Also, this is such an excellent build for this house shape!! Somehow you make everything make sense and feel so natural!!

[@VioletKitty411]

@@dinealone0 I was definitely aiming for more sense of cohesion

[@numberjacksoctonauts7138]

It's a shock that this is the only playable family in TS1 Livin' Large. They do make an entertaining couple.

[@VioletKitty411]

They are really endearing in their weird way!

[@RainyDayGamer_]

Just found your channel and would love a sims 1 series

[@VioletKitty411]

Thank you. I'm currently trying to work out the logistics as my screen recorder doesn't want to play nicely with TS1.

[@dinealone0]

I’ve heard so much about sims 1 but only ever played the console version, which was obviously extremely different. I would love to learn more about it, apparently there was soooo much you could do and so many expansions! they still managed to do so much with the tech we had available at the time.

[@VioletKitty411]

The gameplay stands even if the graphics don't. Not really if you are a family player, but if you just want a fun character, absolutely!