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Maxis' Twitter Q And A Is Closed
Update: SimCity's Lucy Bradshaw has closed the floor for questions.
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For the next 30 minutes, Lucy Bradshaw, general manager for the Maxis label, will be taking over the official SimCity Twitter account in order to take your questions.
The most recent Twitter post reads, "Today is about being open, answering your ?'s and letting you know we get it, we know we screwed up, now let's get you enjoying #SimCity." Bradshaw spoke up this morning about SimCity's problems, and it looks like she, Maxis, and EA want to continue that conversation.
Jump in there if you want to find out why you can't play the game you've been waiting for, and we'll make sure to post any pertinent answers here on Game Informer.
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