
I’m a big SimCity fan, but up until now it’s always been a bit of a lonely experience. You spend dozens of hours slaving away on your perfect little city that, in all likeliness, nobody else will ever look at or care about.
That changes in the new SimCity. In the upcoming game, you’re given a large region to play on with room for multiple cities. These multiple cities can be intimately tied together and serve different roles — you can build a gaudy Las Vegas-like tourist trap next to subdued suburb for instance. A smog belching, job providing, industrial town next to a park-filled hipster paradise. Even better, other real people can take control of any of these cities — no more playing alone.
Hit the jump for a video detailing how multi-city play will work…
What the hell, here’s a couple more videos detailing SimCity’s features we haven’t posted yet…
How can you not buy a game produced by a guy with such a fabulous beard?
Well, no more productivity for me come March of next year.
via Destructoid




Of course his name is Ocean Quigley.
Of course he has that beard.
Of course I’ll be buying this game the minute it comes out.
That should be the tag line:
Sim City 2013 – Fuck you productivity.
That or “Sim City 2013 — Okay, time to update your s–tty laptop”
HA! What’s awesome is that I still have a Franken-Dell that I’ve cobbled together and kept running waaaay past its expiration date. It has 20 whole gigs of drive space!
Origin can eat a dick.
Griefers around the interwebz can’t wait to ruin your city … great idea!
It would be great if you could build a nuclear power plant on the boarder of your neighbor’s city and force a meltdown. Let prevailing winds kill and sicken thousands of your neighbor’s digital citizens.
I’m pretty sure you have to invite people to join your region.
But yeah, this has the potential for some fun “competitive” multiplayer as well, where you try to f–k all your friends over by creating the most ridiculous crime and pollution-ridden cesspool you can.
You mean Detroit?
They can make city building less lonely, but what can they do for everyday life?
*single tear*
You’ll just have to never stop playing SimCity.