Jason Schrier at Kotaku reports EA's latest effort to get SimCity working involves removing "non-critical" features of the always-online game: "Hey, remember when video games came out and then you could actually play them?"
SimCity DRM disaster: EA removes game features "to get servers working"
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THE CRUSH HOUSE is a new thirst-person shooter where you shoot a trashy reality show
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