Awesome glitch picture tweeted by one of the developers:
Guillaume Pierre @MaxisGuillaume
This is not what I meant by "taxi to a tourist trap" #simcity #bug
they should incorporate that kind of stuff. how awesome would it be to see a random plane in an emergency and land on one of your freeways? or a helicopter that loses power and crashes into a neighborhood? they should have a lot more mini-disasters that are out of the player's hands, sometimes i want to see a little destruction but not have half my city blown up
Does anyone know if the Mac version of the game is set to co-release with the PC version? There seems to be a lack of information about this (or an implicit assumption there will be a co-release in the articles I read), and when I look at the pre-order stuff, it's all PC only.
A great series of screenshots from SimCity Art Director, Ocean Quigley. This is one of the cities he is building at home in his spare time. He is posting the screens to his blog but I thought I would post them here for everyone on CP to see! First though, a picture of the man:
Spoiler!
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i wish they'd put in an option to let you pick a timeframe for your city and freeze it there. make a 1920's Atlantic City, or a 1930's Chicago, or even an 80's Miami
I would love to see the time thing as well where you can chose what year you start your city and then progress it through time with vehicle and building changes.
I would love to start a city in the old west and then watch it grow and change to today.
It would be awesome seeing cowboys on horses and stage coaches then the first cars then the classic car eras then bam hover cars.
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Man this game looks awesome. I haven't owned a PC in probably 5-6 years, but I'm going to buy one for sure in the next couple of months.
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