Jones: straightforward family to play with two adults (Edward and Barbara) and a kid (Bobby), similar to the Goth house only less extravagant.If you can get the kids grades (there are three of them) to an A+ you can earn a (random) bonus for good grades. They are poor and don’t have a very good house with basic furniture, but at least both parents are working. These families can be added to the base game or to any install expansion pack but wont work for the console versions. Although the website is now offline but mirrors exist to download from.
There are also five other families that could be download from the Sims website. With two adults working two jobs you should be able to progress nicely. Pleasant: A hard family to play since they have two kids and not much money, and you have to move them into a household.Bachelor: Just a single sim, Michael, typically moved into 1 Sim Lane.Roomies: Chris and Melissa, another small household, this family is vacant and can be moved into any lot they can afford.Newbie: Bob and Betty, Tutorial household, a nice introduction to The Sims.Goth: Bella, Mortimer and Cassandra – An easy house to start with, although during the first few nights they have an annoying trait of mourning near the gravestones, usually that stops after a few days.The default install ships with five pre-made families and six houses. The first game supported only one neighbourhood, with multiple ones requiring an expansion pack. The main screen that shows the playable lots in the neighbourhood, clicking on a house will load that lot. Jump to the console version Neighbourhood The streets that raised me
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