"I wish I could do that": A developer on The Sims has been eyeing up Paralives' characters' asymmetric shoes and their wider possibilities

"I wish I could do that": A developer on The Sims has been eyeing up Paralives' characters' asymmetric shoes and their wider possibilities Laced with potential Asymmetric shoes may not seem like a big deal. I mean, if we look past the cultural mountain that was climbed to turn the faux pas of odd socks into a proud fashion statement of mismatched shoes, asymmetric footwear is just that, right? At Develop conference earlier this month, following her talk on how The Sims 4's character creator has changed since the game's launch in 2014, senior character artist Jess Hyland was asked about her impressions of Paralives, the Sims' competitor that entered Steam Early Access at the end of May. Read this next - EA have gone private, as Saudi Arabia and Jared Kushner's investment groups complete their $55 billion acquisition - "I would fight it tooth and nail": The Sims artist would challenge any mandate to reduce diversity after EA Saudi buyout - Like fleshy, diaper-wearing cars, infants in The Sims 4 have been "tuned up", making them faster to feed and change, and it's easier to clean up their poop