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The Gadget  1.0

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In the New Mexico desert, July, 1945, a device was activated. Upon seeing the destructive power of "The Gadget", Dr Robert Oppenheimer simply said, "It worked." It wasn't pretty, there were no Hollywood stars at the debut. It simply worked. I now give you "The Gadget". It's ugly, it's bigger than it should be, but it works. The first day of the month after plopping this device, which shows up as a Power Plant, your city will experience a major loss. DO NOT PLOP THIS IF YOU WANT TO KEEP SIMS IN YOUR CITY!

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There are same lots like this. I will download and see if you are the first to resolve the zoom problem. Untill then.. no rating.

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man has the power to create and destroy, this fits under the destroy portion. this is perfact for times when i want to be evil......MOAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!

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I am the master of death... I am the master of death... I am the master of death... I am the master of death... The Gadget is mine now!

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...and the point is very evil but not detailed :P there is much lots like this one... the 'evil' generation of "magic pinkbox???" lol

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lol Xdesign. seriously i hate when ppl take a shape on Bat. chose a color. export it, and give it incredible stats.at least texture it!! 2/10

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at least make it look like the gadget, the real thing didn't looked like a black bol at all

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"good for my cj. seriously this reminds me of evangelion neon genesis..." me too. not complex but interesting. -

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I think you could have done better than a floating black orb (I prefer realistic BATS), but on the other hand, I really love explosions. To help combat the moronic replies and ratings some people have given this (You know who you are, and you should give constructive critisism next time!!!) I will give this a 10.
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THIS IT'S NOT YOU'R LOT YOU DOWNLOADET THI'S LOT FROM THE BOMB SIDE-THIS LOT BELONG'S TOO >>>YOU ONLY ADDET A BALL TOO IT...The Nuclear Bomb by orishavit

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It is very possible that he made his own - he didn't have to copy orishavit's, and they could be almost identicle (Minus the huge black orb). However, if he did, Shame on you!

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