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EA Declines The Sims 5, Citing Player Investment and Content Concerns

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Source: GameSpot
EA Declines The Sims 5, Citing Player Investment and Content Concerns
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EA plans to continue supporting The Sims 4 with updates and expansions, avoiding a full reset that would come with a new Sims 5, and is focusing on upgrading the game's technology and expanding the Sims ecosystem with new projects like Project Rene.

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  1. EA Says It's Sold Too Much Sims 4 DLC To Make The Sims 5  GameSpot
  2. 'It's not player friendly': EA boss says making The Sims 5 is 'not a good idea for our community' because players have over 10 years of spiritual, mental, and financial investment  PC Gamer
  3. We're not getting The Sims 5, because that wouldn't be 'player-friendly,' EA boss says  Polygon
  4. EA Isn't Considering The Sims 5 Right Now Because 'It's Not Player-Friendly' To Expect Fans To 'Give Up All of the Content That You’ve Purchased Over the Years'  IGN
  5. EA exec says The Sims 5 is "not a good idea for our community" because The Sims 4 got so much DLC: "What I wouldn't want to have happen is you to have to start from day zero"  GamesRadar+

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