The Sims 3 receives first patch in over a decade to fix processor compatibility issues

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The Sims 3 has received its first patch in over ten years, aimed at fixing compatibility issues with newer Intel processors. This update is specific to the EA App version and does not appear on Steam. The last update for The Sims 3 was in January 2014. Players have reported a new popup asking for product activation after launching the game, which can be bypassed by clicking "exit." Fans are speculating about future updates and potential re-releases of earlier Sims games, following recent announcements from EA. The patch may improve gameplay for some users, particularly those experiencing launch issues.


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