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Here are some screen shots from one of my older cities. I'm no longer working on this one - it's one of my first and as I learned more about creating custom buildings, modifying bridge parameters and so on, the more the city started to look old and 'stale' and got shelved.As always, click on the image for a larger version.

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We'll start the evening off early by having a few drinks sitting on the fire escape before heading across the street to the Lounge Club for a few more drinks.After relaxing for a bit at the lounge, we're off to the Punk club to catch one of the newest bands to hit the New York scene. After the band finishes, its off to the trance club for some dancing.And finally we'll finish off the night by

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You can't have a city without any public green space - that is, public spaces with grass. Sure, paved plazas look great with their geometric shapes and fountains. But every now and then, your average citizen will want to throw a ball around, or maybe run around with their pets, or let the little... er, wait, it sounds like I am some sort of real life city planner.Lets get back to why we want

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Various Screen Shots from Civ City: Rome.

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One thing that I really like about City Life is the Building Customization Editor. It literally gives everyone the ability to create custom buildings and lots without having to learn a complex 3D application such as 3DMax. While you can't create completely new buildings in the Building Customization Editor, you can take the parts of a in-game building and rearange them to create a totally new

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I’m surprised I haven’t stumbled across this before. After all, I live in Washington D.C., and since I also enjoy city building games, you would be correct in assuming that I find pixel images of cities fun to look at.This isometric pixel art/image of Washington D.C. is not only fun to look at, but also informative. Just click on one of the icons, and an info box pops up with details about the

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You can create a more dynamic and visually appealing city in CivCity: Rome if you plan some of your city design while you are creating the landscape in the map editor.For example, here is what appears to just be a group of four trees in the forgraound and a cluster of three pine trees in the background:But by making sure the 'dimensions' match the aquifer and the musicians school, we can create

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A Few screen shots from Tycoon City New York.An Italian Restaurant just as the sun started to set. I like how the restaurant is on a corner and by itself.Chinese New Year Parade.Washington Square Park at night. I'm going to go back and redo the area around the park as I have since learned that in real life, New York University owns most of the buildings around the park. I just placed buildings

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About Me

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