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Paralives to Make Bringing Custom Art/Imagery Into the Game Easy

If there is one thing that has really irked me about The Sims franchise, it is that Maxis has never made it easy to bring my own artwork and photographs into the game. The in-development life simulation game Paralives, however, is aiming to change that. In the latest development preview for the game, we see that not only can you customise frames, but can easily pull in imagery stored on your hard drive onto paintings or even cushions.

March 21, 2021

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