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El querido personaje de Sims se une a los Sims 4

Autor: Sebastian May 05,2025

¡Atención a todos los entusiastas de Sims, el famoso ladrón está regresando! Como parte de la última actualización del Sims 4 , disponible en PC y consola, el icónico Robin Banks está configurado para volver a ingresar sus vidas virtuales. Conocida por sus escapadas nocturnas, generalmente apunta a las casas bajo la portada de la noche cuando todos están dormidos, pero no suelte la guardia, se sabe que se quita un atraco incluso cuando los sims están despiertos. ¡Desvelarse!

Para defenderse de este astuto ladrón, sus Sims pueden equipar sus hogares con una alarma antirrobo. Si Robin lo desencadena, la policía llegará rápidamente para detenerla y devolver sus productos robados. Incluso sin una alarma, una llamada rápida a la policía puede salvar el día. Alternativamente, si te sientes valiente, puedes optar por alguna justicia vigilante. ¡La elección es tuya!

El ladrón finalmente está en los Sims 4, más de 10 años después de que salió. Crédito de la imagen: EA. El regreso del ladrón al Sims 4 llega más de una década después del lanzamiento inicial del juego. Si bien estos eventos de robo son relativamente raros, los buscadores de emociones pueden aumentar su frecuencia al activar el estragos de los atracos.

"Estamos muy encantados de finalmente traer al ladrón de regreso al universo Sims", expresó el equipo de los Sims. "Un grito especial a nuestro equipo completo por hacer que esto sea una realidad. Robin Banks no solo está listo para robar las casas de sus sims: ¡está aquí para robar sus corazones también! Qué mejor manera de celebrar el 25 cumpleaños de los Sims que con esta adición nostálgica pero nueva? Esperamos que estemos tan entusiasmados como para ver qué tipo de bancos de caos traerán a sus hogares".

Los Sims 4 , ahora de una década, y toda la serie Sims, celebrando su 25 aniversario, continúan prosperando. Solo el año pasado, el Sims 4 atrajo a más de 15 millones de nuevos jugadores . Según el informe de ganancias del segundo trimestre de EA a fines del año pasado, el juego, que inicialmente fue premium, tardó cuatro años en llegar a 20 millones de jugadores únicos . Después de su transición a la gratuita en 2022 , vio un aumento impresionante, ganando 31 millones de nuevos jugadores de inmediato y alcanzando un total de 85 millones para mayo de 2024. Como para los Sims 5 , actualmente no hay planes en proceso. ¡Ciruela!

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