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EA's banged on about how urban planners will be able to connect cities in SimCity, and now demonstrates that nicely in a new six-minute video. Each city can hook up with neighbouring cities, run by you or your chums, to import and export resources like electricity and policing, or just to be friends I guess.
SimCity lead creative director Ocean Quigley walks through the new features coming to the next SimCity game.
If you were thrilled by the recent lenghty demonstration of SimCity or the peek at its disasters, head on down to the shops now, buy a 2013 calendar, and draw a big heart around March 5. That's when Maxis's city-building sim will launch, see. It was previously slated to arrive in February.
SimCity's new "Disasters" trailer shows just how wrong everything can go if you're not adequately prepared.
Like previous entries, the upcoming SimCity will feature disasters to unleash upon your virtual town. Meteor strikes, earthquakes, tornadoes, and UFOs have all been confirmed.
A lengthy new "strategy" trailer walks players through the basics of building a bustling SimCity.
Lead designer Stone Librande sheds a little more light on the ways you and your friends can work together, or against each other, in the upcoming SimCity.
SimCity will be hitting the Mac next February, and allow cross-platform play with PC owners.
When EA debuted SimCity Social, it used the tagline "More City, Less Ville." Odd, considering the game is nearly a carbon copy of Zynga's own city-building game.
SimCity Social has officially gone out of its beta period and launched in full on Facebook.
