SuperData Research, a Nielsen Company analyzing the popularity, sales and other insight related to video games has recently published a list of the most popular video games for January 2019!
In their report they’ve listed The Sims 4 for PC/Mac on the 9th position, right above World Of Tanks and below DOTA 2.
You can see the full report in the image they’ve shared down below:
Worldwide digital game spending declined on Console, PC and Mobile in January. Consumers spent $8.4 billion on digital games across all platforms in January, down 6% year-over-year. Premium PC had the biggest drop off of any platform with a 29% decline. Meanwhile, console revenue also decreased by 3% even including a favorable comparison from Fortnite due to tepid performance from top Premium Console franchises such as Grand Theft Auto, Call of Duty, FIFA and Overwatch.
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I can’t get my sim to take off his shoes. It always goes back to the high tops. How can I make it so he takes off all shoes and not just in the shower but throughout the game?
Reply to Darius
Just go to wardrobe and edit his/her clothes. Remove the shoes and you are done.
It’s weird to see Dota 2 since it’s free and the comment under the list says that it’s based on digital GAME sales so it’s not supposed to include any ingame content.
This is even better to know of this.
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