PD still making games thinking their way is best and ignoring the competition.

Taking advantage of the fact that most of their competition have folded or are struggling badly - Blockbuster gone bankrupt for the 2nd time this year, HMV already closed loads of branches and still struggling, Game / Gamestation already closed loads of stores and also struggling.

Hey Larry, you know how the 360 did away with the wire between the controller and the console?

Well wouldn't you know it, you can get a wireless keyboard and mouse too...

First I've heard of it, and already ignoring it.

Did they really think that launching a low power console AFTER the XB1 and PS4 was a good idea?

50GB is huge for an install, but lets face it - harddrive space is rarely going to be a limiting factor on a gaming PC when 1/2/3 TB harddrives are so readily available.

I think this will be more of a decision for those without a fast internet connection to download it and have to order a physical copy instead.

@Erick Thanks - that does make sense - they don't want you picking a good distant ability but refunding the ones on the way to it across the skill tree.

Nice video of the game. This is something I've vaguely been aware of for a while but never got round to checking out. As I've enjoyed Diablo, Titan Quest, Torchlight and a few others I'll have to give this a go.

Think I'll waste a lot of time just looking at that skill tree trying to work out a good build though!

Is there any way to respec points in the skill tree, or are decisions final?

Give Captain Obvious a medal for his outstanding observational abilities.

It's not like anyone pointed this out both before and after SimCity launched.

I wouldn't mind giving SimCity a go, but the pricing needs to come down - not paying 150% the price of a normal game 6 months after launch for the core game, or paying the full price of a normal game for a piece of DLC.

reads through whole article really looking forward to competing, then sees "Only United States players are eligible"

Oh FFS

It's good to see devs doing something to support old games to ensure the online side doesn't just disappear entirely or the game become unplayable.