You can sorta simulate that with the subway route layouts, but not as much as London actually having, say, the Hammersmith and City Line and the Piccadilly Line. Maybe not mandatory, but I've often thought over the years with SC3K and SC4 that it would be cool to be able to create subway and bus routes. I do think there's a place for extended transportation management in a Sim City style game. If it's Assassin's Creed II style with always-on, I'll definitely skip. 'Online DRM' certainly doesn't sound promising. DiRT with its Games for Windows Live DRM), so that's certainly a factor. Trader/warrior, what sort of DRM does Capitalism Lab have? I've found that games with too annoying of DRM I tend to not play with so many other options without the hassle (ex. Admittedly in part due to a not-so-great UI, but also in part due to the concepts. And the manual definitely was essentially to understanding what's going on. What I have played is Stardock's Corporate Machine, from 2001. I can definitely see it being a game where a manual would help. I bought Capitalism II on Gamersgate awhile back.

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