It has all the features, flexibility, art, animation, and power you need to create an environment of your dreams. Choose from a selection of bonus cities and scenarios to rule or ruin as you please. Build schools, libraries, hospitals, zoos, prisons, power plants, and much more... Lay down roads, railways, and highways. Explore the underground layer and build subways and utilities without compromising your aesthetics. Customize different buildings or design your own graphics sets from scratch. This is the ultimate classic Maxis city-building and management simulation. If this game were any more realistic, it'd be illegal to turn it off!
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So my experience is weird with this one, as I didn't originally play it at home. In fact, i played this as part of a school project in my middle school, to learn about different aspect of a city and how to create a functioning one.
At first I thought it was a slog, and not understanding it....but after I played it everyday so school it just clicked!
Finding different answers to how the electrical worked or how to maintain a budget and keep everyone happy was amazing for my little 12 year old self. When i finally got a computer in my teens, I "borrowed" a copy from school that was never opened and i downloaded it, and it was lovely!
The other little things are fun too, like the cheats or just trying to make a dystopia...or just have some crazy weather come out of nowhere and destroy everything!
I think of it every now and then, sometimes you get that itch to make a little city and watch it thrive....or...burn it to the ground, for the fun of it of course! ;)
At first I thought it was a slog, and not understanding it....but after I played it everyday so school it just clicked!
Finding different answers to how the electrical worked or how to maintain a budget and keep everyone happy was amazing for my little 12 year old self. When i finally got a computer in my teens, I "borrowed" a copy from school that was never opened and i downloaded it, and it was lovely!
The other little things are fun too, like the cheats or just trying to make a dystopia...or just have some crazy weather come out of nowhere and destroy everything!
I think of it every now and then, sometimes you get that itch to make a little city and watch it thrive....or...burn it to the ground, for the fun of it of course! ;)
SimCity 2000 on SNES is a surprisingly faithful port of a true classic. Building your city, dealing with disasters, and balancing the budget is as addictive as ever, even with some clunky console controls. The smaller maps and occasional loading stutters can be frustrating, but for seasoned mayors yearning for that nostalgic fix, this is a decent option. However, the PC is still the definitive way to play.
Smol me couldn't work out why the pipes never connected properly, but I still had fun anyway.
Acho que eu só gosto menos desse porque fui jogar depois de já ter tido experiência com o 3000 e o 4.
A bit crusty, but that didn't stop me from building and building non stop.
i filled up the whole map thats why this isnt a 5