Music_shopping3 Unused Text Lot Names String LabelĪ removed lot. The Create-a-Sim, Build/Buy Mode, and other menu tracks from The Sims 2 and The Sims 2: Pets are present, leftover in the files.
But since the GameCube was discontinued at the beginning of 2007 (with the final game being released that Summer), it's more likely that Gamecube controller support was planned for the Wii version. It's possible that Castaway originally started development on the GameCube before being moved to the Wii (As they both share similar hardware) and those graphics were just leftovers. The GameCube controller button graphics are present.
Considering that the last console was nearing the end of its life by this game's release, it is likely that the Xbox controller graphics are just leftovers. The Xbox controller graphics are STILL present, all the way from The Sims 2. It could be a bit redundant to upload them to this page, but it is still worth noting.Ī texture intended for when the First Jungle area would be highlighted on the Island Map. Wants and Fears do not appear in Castaway at all and as no new ones were created, it was safe to say it was scrapped very early in development. This was the sixth and final Sims entry on the PS2, and the second of three Sims games for the Wii.Īs Castaway was built off of the engine of The Sims 2: Pets, most of the graphics (including unused!) from the game appear in the files.Īll of the graphics for the Wants and Fears (including the new and placeholder ones from Pets) are present. The Sims 2: Castaway is an odd spin-off where your Sim crashes onto a remote island and must survive by making a base, cooking food, crafting items, and making friends with monkeys. This game has hidden development-related text. Also known as: Die Sims 2: Gestrandet (DE), Los Sims 2: Náufragos (ES), The Sims 2: Autiosaari (FI), Les Sims 2: Naufragés (FR), The Sims 2: Island (IT), De Sims 2: Op Een Onbewoond Eiland (NL), The Sims 2: Bezludna Wyspa (PL), Os Sims 2: Náufragos (PT), The Sims 2: Skeppsbruten (SE)
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