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SimCity Expansion 'Cities of Tomorrow' Coming November 12

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Electronic Arts today announced the first expansion pack for SimCity, called Cities of Tomorrow. The expansion is designed to take place 50 years in the future, incorporating new technologies and experimental urban planning techniques for futuristic world-building capabilities.

"Will the world of tomorrow be a utopia powered by clean energy or an industrial society consumed by mass commercialism?" said Patrick Buechner, General Manager, Maxis Emeryville.

"With SimCity Cities of Tomorrow, players can build the future as they imagine it. Transport your Sims on MagLev, power your cities with fusion reactors or tidal wave generators, manufacture a legion of drones to serve your Sims and build massive MegaTowers that dwarf modern skyscrapers. We're giving you plausible technologies to take your cities onto a journey 50 years into the future. What will you create?"

Cities of Tomorrow will include new regions, technology, city specialization, and transportation methods. Cities will be able to be built vertically using MegaTowers, and an all new disaster is exclusive to the expansion pack.

While Cities of Tomorrow will be released for the Mac and PC on November 12, EA also has a small charity set available for immediate purchase. Priced at $9.99, The SimCity American Red Cross Disaster Relief Set features a Red Cross Relief Center, Red Cross Tents, and Red Cross vehicles that will help citizens during disasters. 80% of the purchase price of the set goes directly to the Red Cross.

SimCity is available for both the Mac and the PC and can be purchased from EA’s Origin website for $39.99 or $59.99 (Deluxe Edition). Pricing is not yet available for the upcoming Cities of Tomorrow expansion.

Top Rated Comments

167 months ago
Have they figured out how to build cities larger than a square kilometre in the future?
Score: 10 Votes (Like | Disagree)
167 months ago
I don't remember being charged $39 to go 50 years into the future with SimCity 2000.
Score: 7 Votes (Like | Disagree)
carbonrain Avatar
167 months ago
Welcome to the World of Tomorrooow!!
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
roadbloc Avatar
167 months ago
Be nice if they fixed the game and Origin first before selling an expansion. Oh, wait, this is EA we're on about isn't it?
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
S.B.G Avatar
167 months ago
Is that Morgan Freeman's voice in the video?
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
167 months ago
Looks like this one will be worth the £7.99

Which is why it'll be £29.99...
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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