Simcity 2000 pc downloads

Being able to custom-design your city has a certain appeal to It can place highways, zoos, bus depots, or prisons anywhere you want. This Is Easily Maxis' best Sim title. It doesn't score higher because It's hindered by a lack of a better resolution.

SC Is too graphically detailed to look at on a television. The Interface Is clunky too. The menus are hard to navigate; a PlayStation mouse helps out a bit.

It was also difficult to scroll around the map quickly. Great game, bad version. This port of the PC classic Is half-game and half-civics lesson. But just because the game Is educational doesn't mean It's boring.

Sim City grabs your attention the second you start setting up your city. You can spend days tinkering with your metroplexes, so the game never really gets old. The tons of play options and numerous mission modes also add life to the title. The graphics are adequate, but the music gets old--It sounds like It's from the film Weekend at Bemle's. Manipulating the menus Is a bit hard with the joypad, so the mouse Is strongly recommended. In fact, this game Is the best reason to buy the PlayStation Mouse.

This updated version for the PlayStation gives players a chance to build not only on to the ground but down under it as well. I was hoping for an Interface similar to the PC version but what was Included Instead was a childish menu bar similar to the Saturn version. The game features plenty of controlling options for you as Die mayor to take charge of, such as balancing a budget and fighting increasing pollution. SC has It all. The only thing this game needs is the all-out money trick so players can build to their heart's content.

I remember seeing the big box for SimCity back when it was first released and bugging my dad to buy it for me. So here we are in the future well it was the future at the time the game came out and you have one goal and that is to build a city. Actually, that is not entirely true. While building a city is, of course, the point of the game. Making money is that actual goal of the game and you want to have a fully thriving city, full of people who are happy to be there and who are happy to be spending money, paying taxes and so on to keep the city growing and you rich.

This sees you having to deal with a disaster and rebuild or take care of the city. These are actually based on real disasters and each one brings with it, its own kind of challenges and things for you to do. So, while, just building your city, your way is great. You do have these more focused kind of scenarios to take part in too. The original SimCity game had a top down viewpoint, but with SimCity , they changed it up and we have an isometric point of view.

You may wonder what is the point in this, but it not only makes the game look better than the previous game. It also means that you now have different elevations to deal with such as the pipes that are below the city. I for one think the jump to this viewpoint was a great idea and it not only makes the game look better; it actually helps add more depth to the gameplay too.

You always need to be making money in SimCity Not just because that is the goal of the game, but you want a lot of money because there is so much stuff to add to your city. Just to give you a small taste, you can have prisons, schools, entertainment, emergency services and so on. What you would expect to be in a city can be put into your city and just when you have enough money to build a new power station or school or whatever, you think of something else to add to your city.

For me, the fact that you are never truly done with your city is the real driving force of this game. While other SimCity games have come after this.

I do feel that this one here manages to stand out very well. I love SimCity While it may not be the prettiest looking game in the franchise.

I will always have a soft spot for this incredible game. It is so, so in-depth, but it is so easy to get to grips with in terms of what you can do. It is so easy to see why so many people have been addicted to this series for so many years. On the PC its had more than a few data disks released for it to add to your Sim Citying pleasure, although none of them alter the way the game is played in any way.

The Terrain Editor allows you, perhaps not surprisingly, to edit terrain, creating your own bizarre chunk of land which you will later ruin by overdeveloping. The other data disks come in the form of additional Sim City Graphics sets. It has to be said that these arent exactly must-buys. They dont add anything to the gameplay whatsoever power cables being replaced by water pipes, etc.

The only rather pathetic difference is the way in-game messages are phrased: In Ancient Asia and Medieval times More industrial areas needed becomes 'Master or Sire we need more industrial areas. In the Wild West More residential areas needed becomes More homesteads needed etcetera. The original PC version has been given a smart and jazzy colour upgrade and is now available as Sim City for Windows. These data disks arent available directly for the Windows version, although the installation routine does have a built-in facility to convert the DOS packs for use with the Windows version.

Theres something of a dispute going on at the moment as to who owns the rights to Sim City, so its not the easiest game to get hold of in its original form. Informed opinion seems to think that this will all be sorted out in the near future, and that a bumper budget package will be released next year, containing at least some, and possibly all, of the above extras at a low, low price. There have been any number of games released in which you get to lord it over the scumbags on-screen, controlling and toying with their destinies for your own amusement.

Tivo or three can justifiably be called classics: one is Populous , in which you really are a god, and, as such, responsible for a warlike people at odds with their neighbours who worship a different god. Raising and lowering land to enable your people to settle and breed, you gain power from your peoples worship.

As you gain strength, an arsenal of special effects become available to you - earthquakes, floods, and so on - which you can unleash on the enemys people to help your own to victory. In Civilization you attempt to lead one small, unarmed tribe from the dawn of civilisation all the way into the space age, hopefully becoming the first to colonise a new planet.

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