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Isn't that the one that they turned into an always online Free-To-Play system? Yeah, I think I'll pass.

*Current reincarnation fails* *Offers previous incarnation for free*

Aaaaand that's why I don't want to become a PR staff for a company like EA. Getting crap thrown at her because of EA's draconic policies is basically a part of her job description nowadays. What a sad and tragic fate. At least back when Spore came out (and flopped) she didn't get as much backlash as this.

Music to my ears... Serves you right, Evil Arts!

Ask and you shall receive... And yes, it definitely warrants the extended meter. It's that bad.

Boy, have EA gotten themselves in quite a pinch. That's what you get for having such an ass-backwards business model.

This image seems oh so appropriate right now...

He's probably a cross between Emperor Palpatine and Mr. Krabs.

What, exactly, has more launch problems? All I'm seeing is a blank space. :/ Also...

What a bunch of racists. With the way things are unraveling, it seems to me that the true entertainment that can be derived from this game is that of watching it crash and burn and the naive and gullible people's reactions to it. I give it a 10/10.

Unfortunately, I highly doubt it'll ever rise back after this. With EA's meddling, things can only sink lower into the cesspool. Our only hope for the franchises that EA ruined is in the modding communities, case in point Boomtown. Sim City is dead.

I had a bad feeling this would happen. Well, it was expected but I never imagined it would happen on this scale. Dear EA, I am not trying to be rude here (and I really hate to make things worse) but the sad truth is this: Hey Hellken, I think your meter's broken. Shouldn't that dial be on the infrared by now?

A better solution would be to support Boomtown.

Not dirt road, per se, but one of my mates back in college lived in a highrise condo whose only access was a simple two-lane paved road. Skyscrapers can, in fact, grow in ridiculously small roads, if the demand is high enough. That's what happens in Manila, and other bustling yet old cities which have ancient road and zoning plans.

Why is there... a tree... in the middle of the baseball field?