The Sims 2: Mansion & Garden Stuff
Mar 04, 2010 in
Computers & Software
- Re-create your Sims homes into luxurious mansions. New items including exotic columns that create stunning new archways, chic ceiling fans that add an element of cool, or sweeping grand staircases that make a bold statement
- Completely reinvent your Sims’ gardens with a colorful foundation of flower beds and shrubs including delicate irises, cheerful daylilies, and bright sunflowers
- Choose from three new themes to re-imagine and re-make the exteriors of your Sims’ estates: Moroccan, Art Deco, or Second Empire
- Architectural elements include solar panels as well as all new windows, doors, roofs, and fencing to build the mansion of your Sims’ dreams
- Choose from a variety of bold sculptures, fountains, and topiaries to add an artistic element to your Sims’ relaxing garden hideaway
Product Description
Design impressive estates and meticulous gardens for your Sims with three all-new styles. Infuse your Sims’ mansion with the intricate beauty of new Moroccan designs, add a touch of retro-modern style with stately and new Art Deco elements, or build in the imposing new Second Empire style. With a host of new architectural and landscaping items to choose from, your Sims homes will look more stunning than ever!… More >>
The Sims 2: Mansion & Garden Stuff
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5 comments
Karen W. Phillips on March 4, 2010 at 6:22 am
I love everything in The Sims, The Sims2 and all the expansion packages and anything else in every aspect of the game series.
I’m just a big Sims fanatic. It just Rocks…
D. Shapiro on March 4, 2010 at 7:24 am
it has really cool items and love the garden stuff. Beware of amazon shipping. I payed for UPS shipping and then it came through USPS and took almost 2 weeks. Plus the shipping charges are super bloated.
Bikki Kobayashi on March 4, 2010 at 7:38 am
The things this pack contain makes it easier to make really wonderful mansions. Its really great.
Sunny on March 4, 2010 at 10:20 am
For you Sims fans out there, this stuff pack is okay. While it has a few more floral items, the new roofing architecture is difficult to use. No instructions are given, so it’s all guess work, which is typical of EA or the older Maxis games, leading to frustration, rather than just pure fun game time play.
Megan on March 4, 2010 at 1:14 pm
I absolutely love this SP. I have Bon Voyage too so its super fun to build beachside mansions as homes and as vacation homes. Almost everything in this pack is related to building and decorating, although there are some new hairstyles included…5 for women and 3 for men. The new big bay windows are great, I love the fact that up to three potted or vased flowers can be set on their window sill. And I absolutely *love* the new fences with flowers! They really add to the exterior atmosphere. This SP mixed with Glamour Life and Kitchens & Baths SP’s can really make some gorgeous homes for your Sims, inside and out.
This SP alone requires an entire Gig of hard drive space according to the package system requirements, as well as stating the need for 1 Gig or more of RAM. Something everyone thinking about getting this needs to know. Its definitely a memory hog if many of its items are used on a Sims lot. Thankfully I recently upgraded my laptop RAM to 2 Gigs so I’m not having any problems building to my hearts content, adding and playing Sims on whatever lot I built.
And yes, you have to use it to run the game once its installed. Its to keep people from sharing which cuts into Maxis profits. Their employees have families to feed too and they can’t do that if everybody shares their products. If you want it, you have to buy it.
Overall, I’m thrilled with this too cool SP that’ll make time go by faster until Sims 3 debuts ;^)