Simcity Origin Product Code
Simcity Origin Product Code 5,9/10 5937 votes
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Nfs Mw 2012 Origin Product Code
I've played all versions of this game, and this one naturally evolves the graphics and game play to a new level.
Its fun to play, although it defaults to online version, which means you are in a region with other areas for cities controlled by other people. You can collaborate with these people and trade various things, which sounds great in principle. The problem is, however, that there is no guarantee when that person will play, if they will give up, if they are any good, etc. I much prefer playing single player and building multiple cities of my own.
So yes, there are some nice advances in this game and it is very pretty. there are a couple of major flaws though. Firstly, if playing online, there are bugs around certain interactions with other cities. I sent a large amount of cash to another city of my own in the region to help it start up. and it disappeared all together. This is a bug a lot of people have experienced.
The biggest problem is, though, that the city sizes are waaaay too small. You fill it up so quickly and then you just find yourself waiting for density to increase. With no room to expand into, it becomes very boring. You get a little bit of extra enjoyment by building other cities in the region, and then you just get bored of it all together.
In a nutshell, good for a weeks worth of play, before probably not playing again for a long time. Shame, as this could all have been resolved by bigger cities. which I assume were limited due to being able to click on every house and sim. something that you hardly ever do.
Its fun to play, although it defaults to online version, which means you are in a region with other areas for cities controlled by other people. You can collaborate with these people and trade various things, which sounds great in principle. The problem is, however, that there is no guarantee when that person will play, if they will give up, if they are any good, etc. I much prefer playing single player and building multiple cities of my own.
So yes, there are some nice advances in this game and it is very pretty. there are a couple of major flaws though. Firstly, if playing online, there are bugs around certain interactions with other cities. I sent a large amount of cash to another city of my own in the region to help it start up. and it disappeared all together. This is a bug a lot of people have experienced.
The biggest problem is, though, that the city sizes are waaaay too small. You fill it up so quickly and then you just find yourself waiting for density to increase. With no room to expand into, it becomes very boring. You get a little bit of extra enjoyment by building other cities in the region, and then you just get bored of it all together.
In a nutshell, good for a weeks worth of play, before probably not playing again for a long time. Shame, as this could all have been resolved by bigger cities. which I assume were limited due to being able to click on every house and sim. something that you hardly ever do.