>Now we do computing like we play Sim City: sketching fuzzy plans and hoping
I still have a native install of Sim City 2000 — which I've played since purchasing decades ago. My most recent cityscape only used low-density zoning, which is a handicap that leads to bucolic scenery and constant cashflow issues.
It's fuzzier sketching, more aimless fun as I've gotten older.
I still have a native install of Sim City 2000 — which I've played since purchasing decades ago. My most recent cityscape only used low-density zoning, which is a handicap that leads to bucolic scenery and constant cashflow issues.
It's fuzzier sketching, more aimless fun as I've gotten older.