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The Urbz: Sims in the City Hit Stores

malebolgia   on 10 November 2004 - 15:33 · 1 comment & 623 views

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Electronic Arts latest sim-creation, The Urbz: Sims in the City has shipped to stores worldwide today for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube and Game Boy Advance. A version for the Nintendo DS will ship on November 16th. In The Urbz, players take their sims from the suburbs and place them into the heart of a big city. The title centers around reputation, which gets players access to the coolest people and the hottest places. The release features nine unique districts with multiple apartments that can be renovated into the player's image. Sims in the City also features The Black Eyed Peas in the Cozmo Street district and contains nine exclusive tracks recorded in Simlish by the band.

News source: The Adrenaline Vault


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Ben Goodger has updated his Blog with some interesting stuff concerning the 1.0 release. Read the whole entry here.

This day has come a lot later than any of us originally planned, but that's the way software goes. I've learned a lot about a huge number of things in the process, have had the opportunity to talk to a lot of different people about their experiences with the software, etc. It's been a long road but we're finally here. No software is perfect, we did not fix every bug, implement every feature, but what we did do was create what we believe to be the best browser around. I want to thank you all again for the support over the past few years.

We also asked Ben what the progress was after 1.0 :

"After 1.0 we plan to resync our development work with the Mozilla trunk so that we can immediately pick up the great work that's been going on with Gecko since we've been away, continue our HIG compliance efforts for MacOS X, improve existing systems and plan for the next major release. The first interim release will be 1.1 in or around March 2005. ".


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#1 qdave on 10 Nov 2004 - 16:37
hmm, interesting. i wonder what revie scores it will get

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