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OOH BE GAH

The last time you stubbed your toe, hopped on one foot, and cursed in a series of wordless noises — “mmmmnaaargh ow umph!” — you were speaking Simlish. The exact collection of strangled vowels that echoed down your hallway probably haven’t yet been heard in a Sims game, but their emotional delivery is the core tenant of speaking The Sims’ iconic language fluently. Here, anguish communicated more than “I banged my foot” ever could. Feeling is

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