Zero Punctuation: Sim City Societies

L4Y Duke

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Nice work there Yahtzee. I've never really been much of a SimCity fan myself. In fact, most of the time I build a nice city, then get fired for driving the city into rather large amounts of debt.
 

nightfish

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SimCity has always been the same really

No real objective, just build the best city you can. If you played the original Yahtzee you should know this
 

Delandra

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The TF2 thing was funny and yet saddening. More so for both as it's Valentine's Day. :) :(

Loved the Mario-cloud riding imp though.
 

Human Bomb

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I don't know about you, but watching Top Gear does give me a sense of animalistic lust... Esp. watching the 'fast' GTI get smoked by the Lamborghini.
 

Mon9

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Thanks for the review as usual.
This one did feel somewhat short like some other people already mentioned.
Does anyone else notice the little references to Eddie Izzard shows throughout (cheating at scrabble) his reviews or is it just my overactive imagination? The TF2 video made me laugh out loud.
 

Kermi

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I had my own hopes on what game we'd see reviewed this week and this game wasn't even somethign I was aware of, let alone praying for.

We're really doing a disservice not only to Yahtzee but ourselves by sending in requests. The man works better on his own and this is excellent proof of it.
 

Wave-360

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Snif, Snif :(
Poor Heavy/Medic that part makes me so sad after seeing it for the... ohh 9th time an hour.
Great review as always.
Every wednesday im really excited to see the next episode of zero punctuation...

Poor Heavy/Medic :(
 

Abbadiel

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I thought Yahtzee would make a refference of Saint Valentine's day at the beginning of the review, but I didn't spected that last bit with the gay love between a Heavy and a Medic from Team Fortress 2 (Yes, I know the "Medic and Heavy are a great combination" thing).

Good review as always, but the last short didn't entertained me much.
 

Niccolo

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xD That was a pretty good review... and, had I not already been off sim city games, would have put me off for good.
 

[HD]Rob Inglis

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This makes me want to do machinima, and I will!! Funny review by the way, what with Hitler and all that and evil god.
 

Crutchley29

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I think many of the people on this thread don't actually recognize the difference between "Societies" and the rest of the Sim City Franchise, Societies was developed in-house by EA..it had limited Maxis involvement and has a completely new style of game play.

IT DOES NOT have the same sprawling city building scenario like SC4..instead you focus on a small community, thus should not be considered canon and representative of the rest of the series.

Perhaps this was Yathzee's issue for not pointing out the design differences.

Societies itself is a terrible game and another casualty of EA's policy for buying out labels and quickly urinating over their acquisition before selling it on again, it is NOT a true "god game".
 

The Negotiator

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Does that end part mean that you have Garry's Mod!

If so that's awesome. one of the best mod's ever created from my point of view!
 

PsiMatrix

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The review was, as always, classic ZP. Nazi comparisons, manga fanboys, driving statements of blindingly obvious and sometimes not-so-obvious imagery. Fantastic.

The short at the end however might've been more funny had I not seen this [http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/423120] first (and last week). Still good to see more 'shorts' though.
 

Frederf

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Yahtzee fantastically communicated the result of making a Will Wright game without Will Wright, how it's all well and good but rather repetitive, too thin, and without much emotional attachment to the "sims." The rather dull malaise over the whole review matches this concept well.

I would have put the TF2 part first though, would've made the review seem faster and more upbeat by comparison.