CVG Previews Sims 3 The girl in the booth has a remarkable talent. She's Nikki Rapp, one of the stars of The Sims 2 and, now, The Sims 3. She can talk in Simlish, the strange fictional language of the Sims. She's here to record the latest dialogue for the child characters. On screen, a bald six-year-old of indeterminate gender is pissing itself, while Robert Kauker, Audio Director of the Sims games, offers direction. "I need you to do more horror. More embarrassment." "Icka-booga-daka-why." "More emphasis." "Icka Booga. Daka. WHY." "Hmm. It's not working. Try sadness, then real shame." The animation continues to play, the poor little character on-screen in a loop of perpetual urination. "Oehhh. Err. Ewwwww." "That's it. Brilliant. Now let's move on to file 2311: motive underscore distress one." A slightly different-shaped puddle appears underneath the Sim. He or she has had another accident. Who knew that tormenting little AI people, watching them wee all over the floor, go out, make friends, have babies, and buy bigger better flatscreen TVs would result in such massive success? Read More at CVG.com
