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The Sims 4 Gets Weirder Stories Videos Alongside Pics From This Year's Teen Choice Awards With Celebs Using The CAS Tool

Electronic Arts has announced the release of new short videos at over 30 seconds each to showcase some of the weird and fun stories that players will be able to jump into when The Sims 4 releases on September 2nd. Also, fans can now check out the flexibility of The Sims 4 Create A Sim tool that allowed several celebrities at the Teen Choice Awards to recreate virtual representations of themselves. Read on to learn more.

From the Press Release
The Sims 4 has released a series of short videos that feature Sims full of life, with new emotions and unique personalities. Each of these 30 second videos captures a preview of some of the fun and weird stories that players will control when the game launches on September 2. Also,at the Teen Choice Awards, stars explored The Sims 4 Create A Sim (CAS) tool featured in the upcoming game of the hit franchise (more than 175 million lifetime copies sold) enabling users to recreate virtual representations of themselves in 15 minutes or less through just a few clicks, drags and drops. Stars including Jason Derulo, Jordin Sparks, Bella Thorne, Beck G., Nolan Gould, Tyler Blackburn, and Joey King were “Simified” through the CAS tool.

Check out a few photos and new videos below!

To learn more, visit the official Sims 4 website.











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