SimGuruGeorge has shared a new screenshot, showcasing what one of the houses in Windenburg from The Sims 4 Get Together look like under a layer of snow from The Sims 4 Seasons. Check it out!
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EA Buyout: New Report Claims Electronic Arts May be Merging With Savvy Games
September 11, 2026
The EA Buyout was completed for $55 billion in August 2026, led by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), and there’s talk of another change behind the scenes. In a recent report, Bloomberg claims that the PIF is considering folding EA into Savvy Games Group, another company it owns, to create a single mega publisher…

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Munch’s house? Gorgeous!!:)
I don’t like it. The edge of the roof is very strange, sharp, and the base of the fences and walls is very clean. It looks like the game is in low resolution.
Does a town come with seasons, like in TS2? 🙂
am I the only one bothered by the lighting in winter, even though is all snow the sun still shines like summer.
Does a town come with seasons, like in TS2? 🙂
I don’t like it. The edge of the roof is very strange, sharp, and the base of the fences and walls is very clean. It looks like the game is in low resolution.
Munch’s house? Gorgeous!!:)
am I the only one bothered by the lighting in winter, even though is all snow the sun still shines like summer.
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