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Fans continue to pick apart SimCity after its disastrous launch.
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Developer Maxis is closer to fixing the city builder.
Game crashes have been reduced by 92 percent.
Electronic Arts says twice as many people can play the city-building game at the same time now.
EA has added servers and offered free games to help appease disgruntled SimCity players.
The Tropico publisher is swooping in to capitalize on EA's errors.
The publisher is suspending the city-building game's ad campaigns.
EA slams the door on gamers demanding a refund.
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An internal memo from Maxis general manager Lucy Bradshaw reveals some of the developer's feelings on the launch.
Unhappy gamers take to Photoshop and meme-making to express their displeasure with SimCity.
EA turned off leaderboards, achievements, and the game's fastest speed setting.
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The game's always-online infrastructure is collapsing under high demand.
Electronic Arts is patching in an update to improve SimCity's servers, which are struggling under high demand.
Digital games are overtaking retail releases, and the effects are showing with one of the biggest publishers in the industry.
Rumors claim EA is killing the Dead Space franchise due to slumping sales of the third game.
The social and mobile game developer is no more.
