More pop music artists sing in Simlish for The Sims 3 World Adventures

Posted Oct 13th 2009 1:00PM by John Callaham
Filed under: Culture, Simulation, The Sims 3

Have you ever wanted to have lots of pop artists from around the world sing songs in the Sims "language" of Simlish? Yep, we haven't wanted that either. But we are apparently getting a whole lot of it in the upcoming expansion pack The Sims 3 World Adventures from EA's Maxis studio.

In addition to expanding the people sim game to other locations on the game's version of Earth, the expansion pack will also add a ton of pop stars and groups from around the world singing their song in Simlish. We've already reported on a few of these artists but the final list can be found after the jump:

Gallery: The Sims 3 World Adventures

LeAnn Rimes – "You've Ruined Me"
Fefe Dobson – "I Want You"
Katie Melua – "If the lights go out"
Madina Lake – "Lets Get Outta Here"
Manchester Orchestra – "I've Got Friends"
Natalie Portman's Shaved Head – "Me + Yr Daughter"
Esme Denters – "Outta Here"
Hot Chelle Rae – "Say"
Audrye Sessions – "Turn Me Off"
Metalkpretty – "Wake Up, Wake Up"
Evan Taubenfeld – "Pumpkin Pie"
Friday Night Boys – "Can't Take That Away"
Cassie Steele – "Summer Nights"
Broken Hearts Club – "Na Na Na"
Nelly Furtado – "Manos al Aire"
Pixie Lott – "Mama Do"
Stefanie Heinzmann – "No One (Can Ever Change My Mind)"
Matt & Kim – "Daylight"
Young Punx – "Juice and Sim"

Tags: ea, ea-maxis, electronic-arts, simlish, the-sims-3, the-sims-3-world-adventures

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