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would change their appearances between 1950, 2000 and 2050. Taking advantage of CD-ROM technology, the game features a full CD-quality soundtrack as well as higher-quality sound effects and some FMV sequences including the opening which displays a scene of the Alien/Monster chasing a Launch Arco in space. The game however, runs far slower than the original versions and is missing a few features including some of the disasters. The Braun Llama Dome doesn't appear in this version, instead, a Space
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which Haslam also used to signify neighbor connections. Wright's other additions were arcologies, microsimulations, and the underground view. Haslam's additions included the city newspaper (in place of the 'score' from SimCity), free-size zoning, and the ability to issue bonds. Haslam coded the lists of variable terms in the newspaper headlines, with Debra Larson writing the actual newspaper articles. Other features were removed during the production process, such as zones for mining, farming and lumbering, one-way streets, and tidal waves.
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magazine readers to design original cities with the game. Compute! handled the judging of entries submitted via posted floppy disks. The contest anticipated a minimum of five winning contestants and a maximum of twenty. The winners were awarded $ 50, a $ 50 software package from Maxis and a $ 15 hint
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It featured some additional features, mainly mini-games, a dating game, TV to replace the newspaper, horse races and monster breeding, among others, all of them in 3D. A few new "natural" disasters were also included, most of them being giant monster attacks (players were able to use their monster to
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game system. The ability to view the city at night was added, pedestrian level free-roaming of a city, and individual road vehicles and pedestrians controlled by their own AI wandered the player's city. Cities in the game are also presented in much more advanced 3D graphics, making SimCity 64 the
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accessory), longer load and screen scrolling times, and limits to only six maps per game under a single save slot. Removals include difficulty settings, a single newspaper no matter what size the city is, fewer songs, only five scenarios and the removal of the Riot and
Volcano disasters. All team
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December 1990, just as he and Will Wright had finished SimEarth. Wright had spent five years working on the original game and did not want to work on the sequel, delegating the task to Haslam. Haslam spent the
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The budget and finance controls are also much more elaborate—tax rates can be set individually for residential, commercial and industrial zones. Enacting city ordinances and connecting to neighboring cities became possible. The budget controls are very important in running the city effectively.
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for short). It enabled players to modify the images used in-game to represent various buildings in much the same manner as general image manipulation software. The player was able to create basic bitmap files of a standard size with a standard 256 color palette. The use of limited
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Advance featured most of the same content as previous versions, but several features are omitted, such as launch arcos. The water system is also omitted, either to improve the gameplay experience on the device, or due to the device's technical limitations.
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commented that the Saturn port contains all the considerable content of the PC version and is good fun to play, but has worse graphics and more slowdown than the PC version does, even when running on computers which are much less powerful than the Saturn.
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you're working with is sustain. To have it really moody and dark you need a lot of sustainy-type sounds". The music team had to include multiple MIDI files for the DOS and
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said that the Saturn version "is a carbon copy of the latest installment of this city-planning simulation game, and, as such, it carries with it the monstrously addictive quality and absorbing challenge of all
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articles with variable names that could either be called up immediately or could be subscribed to on a yearly basis. The newspaper option provided many humorous stories as well as relevant ones, such as new
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commented that it suffers from an awkward control interface and repetitive music, but offers more than the Super NES version of the original and is an overall worthwhile purchase for simulation fans.
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of the population, maintaining a balance between the different sectors, and monitoring the region's environmental situation to prevent the settlement from declining and going bankrupt, as extreme
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scenarios, two major chemical spill scenarios, a large flood, a major hurricane, two firestorm scenarios, a volcano, an earthquake, a high power microwave beam misfire, riots, and a typhoon.
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plants. Most types of power plants have a limited life span and must be rebuilt periodically. Players can build highways to neighboring cities to increase trade and the population.
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ornate buildings." 3 x 3 tile buildings were designed first, then were cut down to create 2 x 2 tile buildings, which were in turn cut down to create 1 x 1 tile buildings. Using
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file were optimised for different cards. CD-quality sound was not used because of the storage required. Many versions of the base game shipped on two
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3183:. No. 119. June 1994. pp. 51–54, 56–58.
939:where all cities are moved into rocket-propelled
717:) instead of overhead, land could have different
3516:. No. 12. December 1995. pp. 178, 181.
2194:engine. In addition to racing, it also featured
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2418:. USA: Prima Publishing. pp. 36 and 161.
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2138:– Released in 1994, the game simulated
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3741:"The ideology hiding in SimCity's black box"
2753:"Resources for SimCity 2000 Network Edition"
2523:(2nd ed.). Alameda, California: Sybex.
1944:
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878:, warnings about aging power plants, recent
3033:"SimCity 2000: Special Edition (PC) Review"
2416:SimCity 2000: Power, Politics, and Planning
2125:Several games were released as spinoffs to
1258:itself, without sacrificing functionality.
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3534:. No. 23. November 1996. p. 271.
3265:. No. 21. September 1996. p. 59.
2294:"ign64.ign.com: SimCity Launched in Japan"
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2741:. No. 20. August 1996. p. 17.
2414:Dargahi, Nick; Bremer, Michael (1994).
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5079:Video games set in Oakland, California
3598:"Super NES ProReview: Sim City 2000".
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2383:"OS/2 e-Zine! - SimCity 2000 for OS/2"
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1246:This version also features a revamped
5109:Video games with alternative versions
4889:Charleston, South Carolina in fiction
3277:"The 50 Best Video Games of All Time"
3223:Top 40: The Best Games of All Time".
2882:. No. 11. January 1998. p.
2677:from the original on 13 December 2014
2647:from the original on 12 December 2014
2635:Griswold, Alison (12 December 2014).
2514:
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2484:"Info & Strategy – Arcologies in
2363:from the original on 21 February 2017
1749:the 7th best computer game ever, and
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5119:Video games with tile-based graphics
3663:"The Amazon Trail - Compute! Review"
3289:from the original on August 26, 2016
3121:"Sim-ply Irresistible: SimCity 2000"
2979:"Markle Forum on Children and Media"
2839:"開発者インタビュー「Creators Note」 ＃１０ 寺田 貴治"
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5114:Video games with isometric graphics
5104:Video games set in Washington, D.C.
3569:"SimCity 2000 (Sega Saturn) Review"
3436:from the original on 8 October 2016
3175:"Announcing the New Premier Awards"
3119:Wilson, Johnny L. (February 1994).
2995:from the original on June 19, 2004.
2817:"Sega's Saturn: 32-Bit Intensity".
2521:SimCity 2000 Strategies and Secrets
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3490:"Maximum Reviews: Sim City 2000".
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5019:Video games scored by Mark Knight
4939:Hollywood, Los Angeles in fiction
3064:"SimCity 2000 (Macintosh) Review"
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2498:from the original on 2007-10-16
2465:from the original on 2015-11-06
2389:from the original on 2011-09-27
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4964:Oakland, California in fiction
3739:Ashley, Clayton (2021-04-01).
3686:Holpuch, Amanda (2013-03-01).
3351:"Origins Award Winners (1994)"
3244:Top 50 PC Games of All Time".
3145:. July 1994. pp. 154–160.
3006:LeVitus, Bob (December 1995).
2827:. August 1994. pp. 50–52.
2667:"SimCity 2000 Special Edition"
2570:"SimCity 2000 Special Edition"
1721:." It was also a finalist for
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627:game consoles in 1995 and the
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3619:"Quick Hits: Sim City 2000".
3498:. November 1995. p. 145.
3458:"Review Crew: SimCity 2000".
3261:"Top 100 Games of All Time".
3250:. No. 5. pp. 43–56.
3093:Corcoran, Cate (1993-12-20).
2949:IGN Staff (January 4, 1999).
828:(which can only be placed on
5029:Video games set in Barcelona
3661:Stone, Robert (March 1994).
3608:. January 1997. p. 122.
2951:"Best Selling Games of 1998"
2296:. 2000-09-01. Archived from
2271:. 1998-06-11. Archived from
1462:A SimCity 2000 GBA cartridge
1442:Another Japan-only release,
1237:SimCity 2000 Network Edition
1231:SimCity 2000 Network Edition
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1177:SimCity 2000 Special Edition
1165:SimCity 2000 Special Edition
76:PC-98, FM Towns, Nintendo 64
5069:Video games set in Michigan
4974:PlayStation (console) games
3650:. October 1996. p. 84.
3309:"Top 100 Games of All Time"
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1079:In 1994, Maxis released an
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5044:Video games set in Florida
5039:Video games set in Chicago
5024:Video games set in Atlanta
3554:Emap International Limited
3496:Emap International Limited
2448:, Personal Computer Museum
2324:"SimCity 2000 Dos Credits"
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5094:Video games set in Oregon
4999:Single-player video games
4979:PlayStation Network games
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3629:. April 1996. p. 89.
3461:Electronic Gaming Monthly
3240:Staff (April 1994). "The
3198:Editors' Choice Awards".
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2820:Electronic Gaming Monthly
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1104:Great Disasters Scenarios
1074:SimCity Urban Renewal Kit
949:Oakland firestorm of 1991
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3196:Electronic Entertainment
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969:1970s economic recession
847:Another new addition in
5054:Video games set in Iowa
4949:Krisalis Software games
4807:Male Restroom Etiquette
4729:Sim City: The Card Game
3163:. May 1994. p. 12.
2800:"16-Bit's Last Stand".
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3424:"Sim City 2000 review"
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3161:Computer Gaming World
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3675:. pp. 114, 116.
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3550:Sega Saturn Magazine
3339:(44): 76. July 1996.
3318:(44): 76. July 1996.
3074:on November 15, 2014
3043:on November 15, 2014
3031:James W. Brumbaugh.
3020:on January 22, 2000.
2977:(January 31, 2002).
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2616:www.pcgamingwiki.com
2592:www.pcgamingwiki.com
2219:"Electronic Nirvana"
2112:Museum of Modern Art
2007:Sega Saturn Magazine
1978:Sega Saturn Magazine
1042:1.44 Mb floppy disks
764:. Players can build
135:Destination Software
105:Black Pearl Software
4894:City-building games
4787:Firemonkeys Studios
4579:Galactic Adventures
4173:Sid Meier's SimGolf
3285:. August 23, 2016.
2986:New York University
2930:on 27 December 2004
2900:(January 3, 2000).
2673:. Electronic Arts.
2359:. 19 October 2016.
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3567:Sutyak, Jonathan.
3405:has generic name (
2906:Writers Club Press
2898:Dunnigan, James F.
2757:john.ankarstrom.se
2572:. Good Old Games.
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2179:Streets of SimCity
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3127:. pp. 28–29.
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2874:"N64 - The Games"
2856:"Sim City 2000".
2735:"In the Studio".
2349:"SimCity History"
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265:Nintendo 64
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216:Platform(s)
190:Composer(s)
183:Eben Sorkin
167:Fred Haslam
164:Will Wright
159:Designer(s)
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2021:civic duty
1934:(SAT, PS1)
1895:7/10 (PS1)
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595:video game
592:simulation
194:Sue Kasper
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253:Super NES
221:Macintosh
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4192:The Sims
4135:SimTunes
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