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  • SimCity 2013 – The Tale Of a Terrible Launch & a Terrific Game [MUO Gaming]

    March 20, 2013

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    SimCity was one of the first PC games I ever played when it was first released in 1989 - I was just 7 at the time. You'll understand then why this game holds a particularly dear place in my heart, and why the launch of it's most recent iteration has been somewhat upsetting. What exactly went wrong with the launch, and more important - is the game any good?
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  • Splice Genes & Build A Utopian City In Pixel People For iOS

    February 14, 2013

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    It's a city building game with a twist - instead of dealing with economics, politics and waste management, you just build a utopia. For fun. And you clone people too! It's a creative, methodical but altogether casual attempt at a classic genre and the result is like crack for your thumbs. After all, SimCity isn't out for a few months yet, and so this is probably the best way to scratch the city-building itch until then.
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  • 5 Reasons To Go Back To SimCity 4 [Opinion]

    September 20, 2012

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    The city builder is a genre that’s nearly disappeared over the last decade. It’s a victim of the market. City builders aren’t the kind of flash-bang titles that big publishers usually love, but they’re also too complex for most small studios to tackle. Electronic Arts will finally revive the SimCity franchise next year, but if you haven’t played the game recently – or *gasp* at all – here are five reasons to fire it up.
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  • The 3 Best Modern Alternatives To SimCity

    July 21, 2011

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    One game genre that’s unfortunately withered is the city simulator. This type of game was never a huge success compared to action-packed shooters and real-time strategy games, but it’s always had a place in the hearts of some PC gamers. While the vaunted SimCity series has ended (for now), there are a few games that carry on the legacy.
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