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How The Sims, which lets Sims eat or cook 300+ different dishes, has evolved into a world where players can learn about the many ways people experience food

The 22-year-old life-simulation video game has evolved into a world where players can farm, forage, cook and learn about the many ways people experience food. Tweets: @zoescaman , @tanyasic , @nikitarbk , @hamburger , @lilsimsie , @bykatherineross , @juliey4 , and @thesims Tweets: Zoe Scaman / @zoescaman : A fascinating look at the how foodie culture is exploding in The Sims, which is weird, since you can't eat/smell/taste anything at all. ‘Want to learn all about pho, nigiri, choripán? The Sims can be your guide.’ https://t.co/... Tanya Sichynsky / @tanyasic : tired: “NFT restaurant” wired: being a regular at a Sims cafe https://www.nytimes.com/... Nikita Richardson / @nikitarbk : following up my LOTR piece with another dispatch from my 11-year-old self. thanks to @MicahTheeSimmer @icemunmun @lilsimsie and, of course, @TheSims https://www.nytimes.com/... Ellis Hamburger / @hamburger : the media elite's deep misunderstanding of florida may end up being why all metaverse predictions are worthless 🤣 https://www.nytimes.com/... Kayla / @lilsimsie : “some of it just looks nasty” - kayla sims, in the new york times https://twitter.com/... https://twitter.com/... Katherine Ross / @bykatherineross : the metaverse has nothing on the sims https://www.nytimes.com/... Julie Young / @juliey4 : this article about food creation and consumption in the Sims is really interesting. you'd think that (literally taste-less) food experiences would be the LAST thing that people would try to digitally immerse themselves in, but that's not the case! https://www.nytimes.com/... @thesims : Right in time for a food-filled Sims Delivery Express! 🍽️🥢🥂 Litzergam to @nikitarbk for bringing us & the community on a food tour of The Sims! ✨ https://twitter.com/...

New York Times Nikita Richardson

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  • @lilsimsie Kayla on x
    “some of it just looks nasty” - kayla sims, in the new york times https://twitter.com/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @bykatherineross Katherine Ross on x
    the metaverse has nothing on the sims https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @juliey4 Julie Young on x
    this article about food creation and consumption in the Sims is really interesting. you'd think that (literally taste-less) food experiences would be the LAST thing that people would try to digitally immerse themselves in, but that's not the case! https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @thesims @thesims on x
    Right in time for a food-filled Sims Delivery Express! 🍽️🥢🥂 Litzergam to @nikitarbk for bringing us & the community on a food tour of The Sims! ✨ https://twitter.com/...
  • @tanyasic Tanya Sichynsky on x
    tired: “NFT restaurant” wired: being a regular at a Sims cafe https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @nikitarbk Nikita Richardson on x
    following up my LOTR piece with another dispatch from my 11-year-old self. thanks to @MicahTheeSimmer @icemunmun @lilsimsie and, of course, @TheSims https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @hamburger Ellis Hamburger on x
    the media elite's deep misunderstanding of florida may end up being why all metaverse predictions are worthless 🤣 https://www.nytimes.com/...