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Rock Band

MGS4

Deus Ex

reading:
Black Hawk Down

Watchmen

watching:
Mad Men: Season 1

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 1

Mon Sep 22
Cities XL preview. This looks like one of the more interesting games on my horizon as of late. It’s like an MMO-ified Sim City. You can browse other user’s cities, participate in a game-wide economy, and layout cityscapes on a completely dynamic, grid-free landmass. The developer, MonteCristo, plans to dole out new content (such as building types, bridges, in-game challenges) over time to keep the community active. Sounds like the closest thing to an urban planning simulator since Sim City 2000. And as a side note, Sim City Creator for Wii comes out this week.

Cities XL preview.

This looks like one of the more interesting games on my horizon as of late. It’s like an MMO-ified Sim City. You can browse other user’s cities, participate in a game-wide economy, and layout cityscapes on a completely dynamic, grid-free landmass. The developer, MonteCristo, plans to dole out new content (such as building types, bridges, in-game challenges) over time to keep the community active. Sounds like the closest thing to an urban planning simulator since Sim City 2000.

And as a side note, Sim City Creator for Wii comes out this week.

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