"We understand and know that we're in a very unique space, and we have to actually pave that trail for other products and games to come," The Sims franchise vice president Kate Gorman Revelli told Polygon.
"So much of the way people play The Sims is about expressing themselves and their creativity and finding their own set of goals to pursue within the game, but what brings them back is their attachment to those little people that they've built," Gorman Revelli said.
"What we're really looking at is, how do we continue to work with our community, work with our players, and not have you have this moment in time where you're going to reset all your hard work," she explained.
The Sims 4 has surpassed an equally impressive milestone: It's 10 years old as of Sept. 2, standing among few games that are just as popular years later.
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