Remember that The Sims games are played in many nations throughout the world and many cultures are not bothered by casual nudity being portrayed in their media or games.įor the adult players reading this article, this is a roadmap that enables The Sims players to safely and non-destructively mod their The Sims/The Sims 3 games to remove all censorship features such as barbie-doll skins, or alternatively to as to improve the visual quality of the barbie doll skins without adding realism that the player might personally find offensive. (R-rated) Fully realistic top and bottom skins for males and females that show reproductive organs.Īs with the No Mosaic mod package that removes the mosaic-blur effect when showering or using the bathroom, it's a matter of personal taste whether some of these more realistic skin options (designated above by the R and M ratings) are lewd or simply realistic and natural.(M-rated) Subtle, tasteful nipples (for both male and female Sims) and realistic chest hair (for male Sims), but with barbie doll bottom halves.(G-rated) More detailed faces (for both male and female Sims).(G-rated) Shiny skin textures that more realistically reflect the light than the default flat matte skins (for both male and female Sims).These can be easily installed in a non-destructive manner and easily uninstalled if it isn't the player's taste of game play. Various high-quality skin mod packages for male and female Sims have now been created by fans of the game.

Note that WooHoo and the 'breast-slider' being introduced in The Sims 3: Late Night do not have this disclaimer as they are rated T for Teen by the Entertainment Software Rating Board and 12 by the Pan European Game Information.

Only parental oversight on your part can ensure that your kids are playing game content that you approve of. Remember, the developers and publishers of the game, and the player community at large, are not responsible for protecting your children from material that you might prefer they not be exposed to. The main intent of this article is to equip responsible parents with the knowledge and techniques to ascertain whether your children might be using any game mods that you might object to. (X-rated content is possible and widely used in The Sims community) Most of these modifications fit the 'T for Teen' ESRB rating of the game, but some mods are more R- or M-rated. If you are a parent of an underage teen player of The Sims 3, you should be aware that the player community has developed many modifications to the game that are easy to find by anyone who can use Google to search the web.

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