New SimCity

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I have been playing SimCity since 1993 on the Super Nintendo. All the other Marines thought I was some kind of gay because I liked that sort of thing instead of Baseball and shit, but hey. I'm not.

That said, the new one requires a constant internet connection to play, so i am passing.

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That might be one of the best gaming comics ever despite them forgetting to put Origin amongst the bodies.
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That's because PapEA recently dug up Origin and made him into a zombie to run his game store.
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I do not consider that to be Richard Garriott's company. That's just a name they recycled.

It's like if a couple fostered a kid named Doug, and then a few years later they had their own kid and named him Doug.
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