SimCity is on fire. Not the in-game simulation, but the game’s always-online infrastructure, which can’t handle player demand. Connection issues continue to plague developer Maxis’s latest entry in the long-running SimCity franchise, which requires a constant connection to the Internet. Now, the developer and publisher Electronic Arts are addressing the issue head on in a post on the SimCity forums.
Ea Addresses Simcity Issues — Bringing In More Servers
Jeffrey Grubb, VentureBeat
Thu, 03/07/2013 - 9:39am
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