urbanboarder

hey guys is this game available for mac??

I just bought a new Intel based iMac this weekend, and after doing some research, i would highly recommend that you DO NOT waste your money on the Sim City 4 Mac version. It will not work on the newer platform, and is based on the older mac OS. I am installing xp on mac using boot camp application, which partitions your hard drive for windows. U can run sim city 4 that way thru windows when you want to play it. Im told it works very nicely. Hope you get this in timne, the game is $50+ and a total waste of $$!!

Los Angeles keeps sprawling westward, on the only developable land, in between the North Vallejo Hills and the South Palisade Cascades. The Central Business District has shifted with this growth as well, encompassing a couple major skyscrapers within the past year. An overhead view of the emerging Arena District, with the Greater Los Angeles Convention Center & Pac-Valley Park, where the LA Surfers play baseball. There is a mix of high-tech business incubators, as well as condominiums, townhomes, and medium wealth commercial office & services relocating to this area. This corridor was recently converted to avenue with ground-light-rail runing down the center of the roadway. Elevated highway once existed here, which was downgraded to avenue, before its current state, just as the Uptown District was emerging. Also centered in this part of "midtown" LA is the Central Library, City Hall, City Courthouse, and the North Vallejo Valley Business District (to the right of the avenue)

Go with "A", one highway will suffice, you do not need an additional spur that loops.  Also, see if you could relocate the highway, as to not disrupt the existing functionality of your city's neighborhoods, by ripping thru them with a highway!  Try land not yet developed on, or a combination of "B" with the northern section of "A"

very nice, has a soviet feel to it.

Old First Ward, is the first neighborhood established in the City of Los Angeles. It sits in the northeastern quadrant of the city, and is bound to the west by the Pacific Coast Freeway, and the original Central Business District to the south. The city underwent a transformation from elevated highways to avenues in most sections, and is currently undergoing construction to incorporate ground-light-rail avenues in newer neighborhoods, courtesy of the Network Addon Mods. As more commercial land was developed, half of the old CBD was rezoned high-tech industry to account for the increased demand and relocation of major offices to a more central location within the city's core activities. Some of the vacancy is prevalent below, as is the conversion from elevated highway to avenue, and back to highway. (Looking southwest) (Looking northeast)

new to this site, not sure how to post print screenshots directly in the reply. any advice?

Zoomed out looking at Central LA, expanding west..let me know what you are interested in, will be happy to take more screenshots..