The Sims 2 H&M Fashion Stuff review

The Sims are too sexy for their shirts

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Pros

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    New features

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    Menus are easy to use

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    Doesn't alter Sims formula

Cons

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    Just new clothes

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    Clothes are mostly women's

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    Necessary expansion?

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Aug 15, 2007

This fashionista’s expansion pack gives you: clothes, three new shops to spend your simoleons in and all the tills and hangers you could want to build your own boutiques. The menus are easy-peasy to use and there are 60 new threads to play dress-up with. If your Sims are an army of fashion conscious brothers you may feel let down by the fact that the majority of clothes are for women only. Unless a badly placed hemline is enough to ruin your whole week, this add-on pack won’t change your life, just the style of your Sim’s flares.

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