The Cities Unlimited Archives: Index of Articles
With today's post we're wrapping up the last of the Cities Unlimited archives... a listing of all the Concept articles and what they're about (in brief). I hope everyone has found them of interest, they certainly stand as a testament to the ability of the fan community to understand what is needed from a next-generation city building game. Hopefully with Metropolis we'll be able to fulfill all the hopes people had for Cities XL. Posted with the permission of their orginal author, tr0ub1e, these are articles archived from the Cities Unlimited website (along with the first page of their respective comment threads) before the boards were closed down. A huge thanks to Metropolis member Ephemeron for his foresight in hanging on to these, and his hard work cleaning up the formatting! The usual Drawing Board disclaimer applies. Note: dark red text indicates links to other pages on the boards that are no longer active.
The Cities Unlimited Archives: Scale and Proportion
Our penultimate, epic entry from the Cities Unlimited boards, this article addresses the need for correct scale and proportion. See below for commentary. Posted with the permission of their orginal author, tr0ub1e, these are articles archived from the Cities Unlimited website (along with the first page of their respective comment threads) before the boards were closed down. A huge thanks to Metropolis member Ephemeron for his foresight in hanging on to these, and his hard work cleaning up the formatting! The usual Drawing Board disclaimer applies. Note: dark red text indicates links to other pages on the boards that are no longer active.
Cities XL Rights Sold to Focus Home Interactive
After a great deal of speculation about the future of Cities XL, the buyer of the franchise has finally been announced: Focus Home Interactive, a small publisher also based in Paris. An updated Cities XL will be released as Cities XL 2011 in October. The full press release is below:
The Cities Unlimited Archives: Trade Data For Industries
This concept article talks about a more sophisticated model for resources and economic simulation. Commentary on how this applies to Metropolis below. Posted with the permission of their orginal author, tr0ub1e, these are articles archived from the Cities Unlimited website (along with the first page of their respective comment threads) before the boards were closed down. A huge thanks to Metropolis member Ephemeron for his foresight in hanging on to these, and his hard work cleaning up the formatting! The usual Drawing Board disclaimer applies. Note: dark red text indicates links to other pages on the boards that are no longer active.
