Sim City 4 - Who's dug it out?

[LeeThr]

Come on then, with the balls up of 5, who's dug 4 out the woodwork and lost hours to it already?

I finally found it and got it installed last night, and i've been kicked out as mayor 4 times already.

[CBR JGWRR]

On PC, Oblivion and Sim City 4 is all I play currently...

Currently got a nice little mountainside group of villages going as my main city I'm doing - apart from the constant complaints about too many roads, not enough streets it's going well, lots of mountain pass roads to hoon the various MySim cars down which is what really matters.

[Daston]

I have 4 sat on the book shelf might install this not really played it that much TBH.

Was tempted to pick up 5 but after all the cock ups with plus how the fked over BF3 players I really cant be bothered with anything published by EA

[CBR JGWRR]

TBH, in terms of gameplay features, SC4 is a lot better - I wouldn't swap to SC5 even if it was offline capable.

This is it, 3000 people, running a healthy 500 simoloean profit per month.

Edited by CBR JGWRR on Wednesday 13th March 16:41

[Nom de ploom]

daft Q. but can you play sim city on a non gaming PC i.e. a HP laptop?

or will it look and behave terribly...?

alternatively are there laptop friendly sim games that don't suffer too much? windows 8 OS btw

[CBR JGWRR]

Runs perfectly fine on my laptop at the above visiuals with these specs:

[MysteryLemon]

It's a pretty old game now so anything moderately newish should have no problems running it.

I just purchased it the other week from Steam. Love it so far although my first few cities have been money pits!... The current one I'm working on is very, very close to turning a profit so I'm very happy with it.