The Google Cache of an upcoming Games Radar article has surfaced – Thanks to the awesome Rincon Del Simmer! – and this time they talk about Spooky Day!
Trick or treat!
One of the reasons why we decided that fall was the best time of year is because it has Halloween, or in the world of the Sims, it’s known as Spooky Day. Like in real life, your virtual Sims have the ability to dress up in wacky costumes year round, but special activities like trick-or-treating is limited to this special holiday and no one will judge you if you decide to parade around town in a shark suit.
Curious as to what else you can get other than candy when you go door to door? We asked assistant producer Mike Zamora to spill some details about the upcoming expansion.
GamesRadar: What were some of things that you felt really had to be included in ‘Spooky Day’ for The Sims 3 Seasons expansion?
Mike Zamora: We wanted to make sure that our holidays had a subtle yet distinct feeling to them. In addition to the Spooky Day specific activities such as trick-or-treating and the unique look of the fall season, we felt that it was important that Sims behaved differently during this time of year. Having Sims act more mischievous really adds to the humor and unpredictable nature of the game.
GR: What are some of your favorite activities?
MZ: Having your Sims participate in the fall festival is always fun. I think the team did a really great job with the haunted house and all the spooky effects coming out of its windows. There’s also a chance that you’ll temporarily be turned into a ghost. Other than that I also enjoy sending my child and teen Sims out trick-or-treating without parental supervision. Lawn ornaments and garbage cans beware!
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