SimCity trailer shows off digital deluxe version
EA and Maxis have released a new trailer for SimCity, showing off the extra features you get in the $80 "Digital Deluxe" edition.
EA and Maxis have already announced the digital deluxe edition of SimCity. But since showing is more effective than telling, they've produced a snazzy new trailer to display the features that come in the set for 20 extra bucks.
The $80 digital deluxe edition includes landmarks and city sets for Great Britain, France, and Germany, along with more buildings, vehicles, and an influx of tourists to your bustling little burg. You'll also get extra missions and achievements. The game is due on March 5. Check out the new trailer below.
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replySteve Watts posted a new article, SimCity trailer shows off digital deluxe version.
EA and Maxis have released a new trailer for SimCity, showing off the extra features you get in the $80 "Digital Deluxe" edition.-
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I bought two WoW CE expansions for about that much, so yeah.
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I've just been inspired to wait until the deluxe edition is $10. Thanks EA.
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I enjoyed the 1 hour "beta" as well, but I simply don't approve of this much content being kept from the original game unless you pay a premium, essentially a day 0 dlc that was ready when the game went gold.
That, and I'm concerned about what will happen to the game when the servers eventually go dark, like all games. If I want to pick this game up in 10 years, I shouldn't have to worry about servers being paid for and maintained by EA. -
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Why does the vid say coming March 8th...?
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I think not.
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Thinking about preordering it at amazon, 60$ with a 20$ credit
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This is what I did. $40 for SimCity at launch? I can live with that.
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On the regular boxed LE version - $20 generic Amazon credit with a $60 pre-order.
I miss when Amazon did that kind of thing more often! Used to get $20 credit with $60 preorders that dropped to $40-50 pretty regularly.-
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all of EA's games have activated on Origin since 2007 or so, Steam-style (which is totally what I'd be doing) but.. yeah, in .ca you're probably boned :(
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I got an email that said I get $50 off my next purchase if I pre-order through Origin. While $50 at Origin isn't as attractive as Amazon or Steam credit, it's still almost a free EA game. And I'm sure they'll have a game at some point that I want - or at least a bunch of games on sale. I dunno though, I might wait until Christmas when Sim City is severely marked down.
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it really is awful. Not only is it five $10 off coupons, they also have a ton of exclusions like "NO PRE-ORDERS" and "NO GAMES RELEASED WITHIN 30 DAYS OF PURCHASE." Oh, and all the coupons expire March 15... Sim City comes out March 5.
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This article should be followed up by "EA announcing dates for SimCity server shutdown"
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This version will have a shorter playable life than all the versions that have come before it, if only for the need to be logged into Origin then also bouncing off their always-on DRM.
I think I'll stick to singleplayer games that don't need to phone home constantly. Not like there aren't plenty of them out there. EA needs to clean up its act.
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and btw. I am not this guy here. http://imgur.com/gallery/8gNl2
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