If you want to reset a neighborhood, while the Sims isn't running, you can go to the My Documents/EA Games/The Sims 2/Neighborhoods folder and delete the folder that corresponds to the 'hood you'd like to reset:
N001= Pleasantview
N001= Strangeville
N003= Veronaville
G001= Riverblossom Hills
F001= Desiderata Valley
E001= Belladonna Cove
Next, go to your Program Files/EA Games/The Sims 2/TSData/Res/UserData/Neighborhoods folder and copy the folder that you just deleted from My Documents, then paste it back into the My Documents/Ea Games/The Sims 2/Neighborhoods folder.
Another option is to delete the entire The Sims 2 folder in your My Documents/Ea Games. When you start up the game after doing this, it should take a few minutes and recreate the entire folder, thereby resetting the game to its right-out-of-the-box condition.
NOTE: All saved games will be lost unless you take proper precautions. You cannot "reset" a family, just the neighborhood. Delete folders at your own risk. The safest option is probably uninstalling and reinstalling the entire game and its expansions.
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sadly no, i had over 5000 downloads that i used in the sims 2, but they can't be used in the sims 3
you just select new game and save it to the meomry card
LOL perve
The Sims University WILL actually work on the Sims 2 Deluxe. I have those two games and when you go into a town at the top theres like a blue box with icons in it. You click the icon that says The Sims 2 University and then It will ask you to add it to that town.
Yes, you can install one copy of Sims 2 on as many computers as you want. However, you need the Sims 2 disc to start up the game. You can take this Disc out after you have gotten into a Neighbourhood and start up the other Sims 2, however, the Disc will be required for loading screens sometimes (Neighbourhood -> House etc.)