I've found out that the game languages use different codes than the ones used in normal Text Lists.

After some testing, I have found these game language codes:

• 00 = (Unused)
• 01 = English US
• 02 = French
• 03 = German
• 04 = Italian
• 05 = Spanish
• 06 = Swedish
• 07 = Finnish
• 08 = Dutch
• 09 = Danish
• 0A = Brazilian Portuguese
• 0B = Czech
• 0C = (Unused)
• 0D = (Unused)
• 0E = Japanese
• 0F = Korean
• 10 = (unused)
• 11 = Simplified Chinese
• 12 = Traditional Chinese
• 13 = English UK
• 14 = Polish
• 15 = Thai
• 16 = Norwegian
• 17 = Portuguese

Any "Unused" or non-existent code defaults to "English US"

--Numenor 05:44, 2 December 2007 (CST)

Different location for values on 64-bit systems

I wasn't able to find the values to change the language like the guide instructed me to, so I thought I'd write how I found them on the talk page. If you have a 64-bit system, your Sims 2 values might be "hidden" under Wow6432Node.

The way to find the values is a bit longer, but easy when you know where to look:

• HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
• SOFTWARE
• Wow6432Node (This is the additional step.)
• EA GAMES (All the expansions are here as well, remember to change the values of those too!)
• The Sims 2
• 1.0

If somebody with permissions could edit the tutorial to add information about the location for 64-bit systems, I'd be very happy. --Chippyri 10:55, 16 August 2012 (EDT)

Done! Thanks for noticing and bringing it up. :)

~ ellaCharm3d 00:49, 23 August 2012 (EDT)