It looks as if The Sims has grown outside of video games and moved into the music industry with the release of the first song featuring vocals using the Simlish gibberish language.
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Alternative rock band Depeche Mode has had one of their tracks from their 'Playing the Angel' album, 'Suffer Well', altered so that the song's lyrics are entirely presented through The Sims gabble talk.
This new Simlish-altered song will be available in the upcoming expansion pack - The Sims 2: Open for Business.
If you didn't know, The Sims' developer, Maxis, originally created the Simlish language by experimenting with both the Ukranian and Tagalog (language of the Philippines) langauges. Result: A nonsense that is impossible to understand.
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