Jeff interview regarding skateparks

[evenslow]

Money (...) helps me get more excited about touring.

*waves hand in a non-committal fashion*

[Kevin Davis]

2k or classic?

I only knew classic, on SNES.

[PHATJ]

2k or classic?

I only knew classic, on SNES.

That's the only Sims I have ever played.

[Norah]

2k or classic?

I only knew classic, on SNES.

That's the only Sims I have ever played.

You guys are missing out. Sim City 2000 was the perfect incarnation of that game.

[PHATJ]

2k or classic?

I only knew classic, on SNES.

That's the only Sims I have ever played.

You guys are missing out. Sim City 2000 was the perfect incarnation of that game.

Actually, I feel like a played a desktop version in the late '90s too. Did that exist?

[Norah]

2k or classic?

I only knew classic, on SNES.

That's the only Sims I have ever played.

You guys are missing out. Sim City 2000 was the perfect incarnation of that game.

Actually, I feel like a played a desktop version in the late '90s too. Did that exist?

It came out on 1994 for the PC.

[Norah]

reticulating splines

[PHATJ]

2k or classic?

I only knew classic, on SNES.

That's the only Sims I have ever played.

You guys are missing out. Sim City 2000 was the perfect incarnation of that game.

Actually, I feel like a played a desktop version in the late '90s too. Did that exist?

It came out on 1994 for the PC.

That must've been it. It was before my family had a computer at home and I played at my friends house. I remember that when your city got far enough advanced that you were building space pods, you were a badass.

[McParadigm]

Hard to give him shit about that level of honesty. At least he wasn't 'old man headrocking' in a car to his own song, or something embarrassing like that.

[Norah]

2k or classic?

I only knew classic, on SNES.

That's the only Sims I have ever played.

You guys are missing out. Sim City 2000 was the perfect incarnation of that game.

Actually, I feel like a played a desktop version in the late '90s too. Did that exist?

It came out on 1994 for the PC.

That must've been it. It was before my family had a computer at home and I played at my friends house. I remember that when your city got far enough advanced that you were building space pods, you were a badass.

Arcologies.

[McParadigm]

2k or classic?

I only knew classic, on SNES.

That's the only Sims I have ever played.

You guys are missing out. Sim City 2000 was the perfect incarnation of that game.

My son plays Cities: Skylines. It makes me wish a game like it could have existed when I was young.

[PHATJ]

2k or classic?

I only knew classic, on SNES.

That's the only Sims I have ever played.

You guys are missing out. Sim City 2000 was the perfect incarnation of that game.

Actually, I feel like a played a desktop version in the late '90s too. Did that exist?

It came out on 1994 for the PC.

That must've been it. It was before my family had a computer at home and I played at my friends house. I remember that when your city got far enough advanced that you were building space pods, you were a badass.

Arcologies.

I don't know what that means. Is that what the space buildings are called?

[PHATJ]

2k or classic?

I only knew classic, on SNES.

That's the only Sims I have ever played.

You guys are missing out. Sim City 2000 was the perfect incarnation of that game.

Actually, I feel like a played a desktop version in the late '90s too. Did that exist?

It came out on 1994 for the PC.

That must've been it. It was before my family had a computer at home and I played at my friends house. I remember that when your city got far enough advanced that you were building space pods, you were a badass.

Arcologies.

I don't know what that means. Is that what the space buildings are called?

This is what the shit looked like that remember.

[Norah]

2k or classic?

I only knew classic, on SNES.

That's the only Sims I have ever played.

You guys are missing out. Sim City 2000 was the perfect incarnation of that game.

Actually, I feel like a played a desktop version in the late '90s too. Did that exist?

It came out on 1994 for the PC.

That must've been it. It was before my family had a computer at home and I played at my friends house. I remember that when your city got far enough advanced that you were building space pods, you were a badass.

Arcologies.

I don't know what that means. Is that what the space buildings are called?

This is what the shit looked like that remember.

Yep, that's one of them. There were like 5 or 6 you could build.

[Norah]

4, rather.

[PHATJ]

4, rather.

Oh Hell yeah. That's the stuff right there. Boss.

[tragabigzanda]

pearl jam sucks now

[LoathedVermin72]

Fuck I love SimCity 2000

[evenslow]

Hard to give him shit about that level of honesty. At least he wasn't 'old man headrocking' in a car to his own song, or something embarrassing like that.

Brutal.

You can do (and have done) better than this at random drive-by pissing, McP. I'm disappointed.

[Leatherhead]

2k or classic?

I only knew classic, on SNES.

That's the only Sims I have ever played.

You guys are missing out. Sim City 2000 was the perfect incarnation of that game.

My son plays Cities: Skylines. It makes me wish a game like it could have existed when I was young.

Because adults can't enjoy video games?

"PC gamers(.......)They tend to be older, with an average age of 38 years, and affluent, with an average household income of $69k."

https://www.npd.com/wps/portal/npd/us/n ... -pc-games/