Seconds later, a virtual pizza man arrived and set a pizza on the table. As soon as he was gone, Mike walked over to the pizza and dug in. In another instance, the PR rep invited several Sims to a party. One by one, the Sims disrobed and climbed into a hot tub, asked each other on dates, danced to party music, and even gave each other back rubs. Clicking on one of the Sims gave you information on how that particular character could interact appropriately with the other party attendees.
Action takes place in the classic isometric perspective found in most sim games.
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