In video games, and more specifically older SimCity titles, your city has always existed in a vacuum. That's all set to change in 2013 with the release of Maxis' newest SimCity, a game whose world is ...

Max has loved video games ever since he booted up his friend's N64 and played Mario Kart. He quickly spent all his allowance on any game he could get his hands on, and spent hours playing a dusty PS2.

The new SimCity continues to look impressive, in newly released footage developer Ocean Quigley shows the way that cities located near one another can transfer resources (and crime). Check out the ...

Update - Clarified the ability to play without friends. The newest iteration of SimCity adds online features, letting you connect your friends' cities with ease and create an inter-working economy.

When SimCity launches there may be a couple of problems that will become niggly during online play. The first is that you won't be able to reset your town. The second is that you won't be able to kick ...

SimCity's lead producer Kip Katsarelis has explained why the game will always be online, and it has everything to do with the game's multiplayer features. Speaking in a Q&A following a livestream of ...

If you’re a fan of SimCity, then the senior vice president of Maxis has shared some news that will surely make your day — SimCity will return to the PC next year, complete with a new 3D style and an ...

In its heart, SimCity is a multiplayer game. You can play it alone, but to get the most out of EA and Maxis' new city-building simulator, you're going to want to play online. After all, multiplayer ...

Few franchises stir the imagination and the awe of gamers quite like Maxis’ SimCity. Both educational and fun, it was the first world builder video game that allowed the player unrivaled abilities to ...

SimCity, developed by Electronic Arts subsidiary Maxis, is available for the PC as a digital download or a physical disk for $59.99. The latest version of the long-running SimCity was a long time ...

With the SimCity franchise approaching the quarter-century-old mark, developer Maxis decided it was time to refresh the series. Wired.co.uk wanted to know what goes into reconstructing the world's ...