SimCity Won (and Broke) My Heart in Just Three Days  This is the
story of how the new SimCity hooked me in three days. This is
also the story of a bustling city on the banks of the Chickville
river. A place filled with hard-working folk not afraid to get
their hands dirty, plucking riches from the depths of the Earth
and sharing them with the world. It's called Fahey's Folly, my
finest creation.  See that screenshot up there? Isn't it
beautiful? Those ambitious brick high-rise buildings reaching
into the sky, defiant in the face of the gleaming spires of its
neighbors?  That's not Fahey's Folly.  That's the example city
provided by EA for the purposes of this weekend's closed press
preview. I call it a preview, because despite the content being
considered review-ready by EA, this new SimCity is a game so
heavily invested in online play that judging it before the rest
of the world enters the mix is folly indeed.  After poking about
the EA-provided city to get my bearings, I struck out on my own.
Well, that's