Yeah man I agree!

The frustrating thing about Oliver Sava reviews is he just seems to randomly generate something between a B and an A for most episodes of Adventure Time and rarely supplies any reasons for his grade. The primary complaint I can see in the review is the episode wasn't ambitious enough…. without saying what he thinks…

You posted this before BMO Lost aired. Mindblown!

You posted this before BMO Lost aired. Mindblown!

He was actually shockingly good when he hosted Saturday Night Live. Not his own music of course, but he did a skit in which he covered a bunch of famous songs and they were all incredible.

Hiroshima and Nagasaki!

Hah I think I still have that textbook somewhere! I still play SC3 sometimes, SC4 isn't so friendly to my computer even over a decade later. (and I never bothered getting the new game)

I'm also curious as to whether this game is worthwhile at all or if it's just for train engine fanboys.

It's not even about being an autistic troglodyte. The game is a model train set. Nobody trades in their model train table for a smaller table, and nobody likes to look at other peoples' train tables. It's something entirely designed for playing alone in one's spare time as a long-term hobby.

I ran SimCity3000 on Windows 98 with no problems. You might be doing something wrong there. SimCity4 is an amazing game but a resource hog - sometimes I'd get frustrated with that and pop in SC3K, it's smaller but still totally engrossing.