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Well, I may be the only one who think the game is not THAT boring!!! But I've got a gripe with it, it's crashing ALOT. Crashing when you're moving around in your city and the game goes to AutoSave, crashing when you're trying to save a game (not autosave), crashing just too much to be fun.

I don't know if the game was tested on Vista X64, maybe i'm the problem. But all my other games works 100%.

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I haven't even got it -- the reviews both from critics and players are so agreeing that I think this one seem to lack a lot of replayability from the lack of challenges and depth put into the game. :( It's sad, because I hadn't even heard of this one first and was very happy from seeing the screenshots and even descriptions. :( It looked like a fresh new look on the genre going more in depth with the city building. But I didn't expect them to throw out pretty much everything that was good from earlier games in the process to satisfy some sort of mindless 12 year old The Sims crowd. :(

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It's quite nice, if you enjoy The Sims, you're going to like this one. And I'm happy to say that the GFX are quite nice and not slow. You have a much better view of your city in this one. Far better than SC4.

But it's not SimCity 5. EA should do a sequel to SC4.

So yeah it's just not a SimCity game, I didn't think it would be from what I'd seen of it. I also like The Sims but this just didn't appeal to me, maybe I'll try it when it gets cheaper. They should have changed the name a bit more because people obviously expect and think they are buying SimCity5, leading to all these tears.

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Unfortunately, it doesn't look like there's going to be a SC5, since they (EA Games) are steering towards this new 'genre' for SimCity. Oh well, nothing lasts forever I suppose...

Well hopefully if they have poor sales they will wake up and go back to what they know works.

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(N)(N) played it for a couple of hours and I was looking toward a more SC5 type of thing. Also I really hate how you can't really zoom out that far... I'm going to give it a couple of days to see if it grows on me...

Oh well, Back to the SC4 modding community I guess

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