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I have done drawing Maxis logo. If you want to use this as your wallpaper, you can.

Tell me what do you think.

That's a pretty good effort!

Thanks

What image editor did you make it in BTW?

Love it.

Pretty good!

If you could anti-alias the edges of the letters, it would be almost perfect ^_^

Personally, I like this, and I think the letters should stay as they are, as it is more true to the old splash screens that way.

Hmmm, do I see a good wallpaper for my old DOS/Win98 vintage gaming computer???

AdditionalData wrote:What image editor did you make it in BTW?

I use Paint and some creativity to make this.

Wow thats quite cool!

You should upload it here!
It has lots of cool drawings made in MSpaint!

This post is not an advertisement altough it might sound like one.

But it requires registering! Grrrrr.... I don't want to register for a moment 'til I'm 20.

Till you're 20?

Actually I don't want to sign in other websites too much. Besides, I draw this just for pixel pushups .

Sorry for double posting.

Offtopic, but just for fun

I love SimCity4! How did you get that angle?

That's a secret .

Clue : Using GIMP 2.6

BTW, I sort of like SC4, but the bugs and the ... well ... pathfinding keeps me from playing the game.

Its amazing, it looks more like a simcity video rather than a screenshot, if it was a gameplay screenshot then i am amazed.

Beardie27 wrote:...if it was a gameplay screenshot then i am amazed.

[offtopic]For that, I'm looking forward for Cities XL, which developed by Monte Cristo. It is said to be the most ambitious game, with many new features such as 3D, Mass Placement Tool, and so on. The supporters of MC (which is from SC4 players) are pouring ideas for the game through http://www.citiesxl.com. I've even been a member there. [/offtopic]

OK then, enough about this, let's get on topic .

I agree with the pathfinding. Once you get out of the commuting radius, then no development occurs and its just no point in playing

And as such, I blame EA and Maxis for inefficient code and implement bad pathfinding.