Regardless of what I say in this review, a few of you are almost certainly going to end up with a copy anyway, because 1) You’re already a fan of The Sims, and to be fair, you were always going to like this or 2) You’re a girl who doesn’t actually play video games, but the Sims isn’t like the games those geeks play with their guns and their tits and stuff. It is still the same odd little “life simulator” it has always been, with your created Sim living and interacting in a town full of other Sims, either presets or of your own creation, until they eventually die of old age or in a catastrophic house fire. If necessary, renaming an existing ‘saves’ folder on your Mac will allow you to keep it for later use.How the hell do you write about The Sims 3, or at the very least, squeeze it into around 800 words? At base level, it is ostensibly the same game as the two that came before it, and their many, many expansion packs, and it is only when you get into the nitty gritty – the real detail – that The Sims 3 really starts to show all of the wonderful, unique ideas that it brings to the table. NOTE: If an existing ‘saves’ folder is already in The Sims 4 folder, please delete or rename it. Copy and paste the ‘saves’ folder from the flash drive to the ‘The Sims 4’ folder on your Mac. Inside is folder for The Sims 4 folder.ĥ. On your Mac, open Finder, go to Documents, then Electronic Arts.Locate and copy the entire ‘saves’ folder from The Sims 4 folder onto a flash drive.Go to Electronic Arts, then The Sims 4 folder. Open My Computer and navigate to the Documents folder.

If you fall into the group of people that has an existing save file for The Sims 4 that you’d like to carry over to Mac, then all you have to do is follow these easy steps: How to Transfer Save Files From PC to Mac in The Sims 4

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