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The Sims 2 Body Shop Info News
Chris Leyton
25/03/2004
EA release information on the Body Shop, allowing players to create truly unique characters…
EA today revealed details on the Body Shop, an editor allowing gamers to create characters for the forthcoming PC title The Sims 2.
Formerly known as CaSIE (Create-a-Sim-Independent-Editor), the Body Shop allows you to customise almost every aspect that goes into creating a Sim; from highlighted hair to tattoos.
In addition to designing of skin, clothing and cosmetic options, you can also customise your Simsâ facial features, using 50 different modifiers to create truly unique characters.
Considering the nature of the first game and the many expansion packs, this aspect is likely to push The Sims 2 to astronomic levels in the community department and ensure thereâs always fresh content to play with; whilst ea have confirmed the forthcoming release of The Sims2 Exchange, designed to easily allow players to swap and share items and various goodies.
Weâll have more on The Sims 2 soon.
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