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Originally posted by: Elton_Bush i guess my first game was the very first Sonic the Hedgehog on the SAGA master system with 8 bit graphics i was only 4 or 5 ot the time so i can't remember it too well i got a playstation in 1997 for my 7th birthday and got lots of games for a few years but only my favorites still survive today and some of my dads games (the medal of honors games, Broken sword, granturismo games, Toca touring cars and metal gear solid) Then for christmas in 2003 i got a PS2 with a few games and iv'e been collecting ever since between me and my 2 brothers we own about 70-80 games and i am waiting for the PS3 to come out which i have been saving up for and me and my brother have about £120 saved up for it so far but we still have a long way to go We also own an average PC after my other one died the Hard drive has gotten comp[letly corupted it that can play most games of today but it needs a RAM upgrade (256MB to 1024MB) so i havn't been able to play my favorite PC games (The movies, The sims2 and Sim city 4) as they get very slow Thats a brief summary of my first game and my gaming history quote> OMG! My first game was Sonic, and I was 5 at the time as well! Haha.

How do you take in-game screenshots? I could show you exactly what's wrong with it...Because I wouldn't know how to explain it too you seeing as I don't know any dynamics to this game at all...Haha.

Sorry to be slightly off-topic here, but... Can anyone tell me how to set-up a railroad? I've been having troubles doing it.

The way I look at it is, (even if I am very new to the concept of constructing and running a city) every resident of the city is important, no matter what their income. Low-resi citizens may not be important individually per se, but in large quantities that consumes a large portion of your labour force that works at places like wal-mart, mcdonalds, ect...And provides a equally if not more important service in society as say a doctor or a lawyer, because they do (in some cases) hard manual labour for low pay. Destroying these sim's homes (even if it is virtual) is sinful in a sense that, they have very little to begin with, then you take what little they have and destroy it. They are the most underrated citizens of your city because they provide the menial tasks that higher educated sims don't need to bother with. So the point of this post is basically don't take the little guys for granted.

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