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{{series disambig|SimCity}} | {{series disambig|SimCity}} | ||
{{Infobox | {{Infobox | ||
|title=SimCity | |title=SimCity | ||
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|publisher=[[Brøderbund Software]], [[Maxis]], [[Electronic Arts]] | |publisher=[[Brøderbund Software]], [[Maxis]], [[Electronic Arts]] | ||
|designer=Will Wright | |designer=Will Wright | ||
|releasedates=[[1989]] ([[MS-DOS]], [[Mac]], [[C64]], [[Amiga]], [[Atari ST]])<br />[[1990]] ([[Amstrad CPC]])<br />[[1991]] ([[MS-DOS|Windows]])<br />[[April 26]], [[1991]] ([[SNES]], JP)<br />August, [[1991]] ([[SNES]], NA)<br />[[September 24]], [[1992]] ([[SNES]], EU) | |releasedates=[[1989]] ([[MS-DOS]], [[Mac]], [[C64]], [[Amiga]], [[Atari ST]])<br />[[1990]] ([[Amstrad CPC]])<br />[[1991]] ([[MS-DOS|Windows]])<br />[[April 26]], [[1991]] ([[SNES]], JP)<br />August, [[1991]] ([[SNES]], NA)<br />[[September 24]], [[1992]] ([[SNES]], EU) | ||
|genre=[[Simulation]] | |genre=[[Simulation]] | ||
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|ratings=ELSPA: 3+ ([[MS-DOS]]) | |ratings=ELSPA: 3+ ([[MS-DOS]]) | ||
|ESRB=E | |ESRB=E | ||
|modes=Single player | |modes=[[Single player]] | ||
|input=Keyboard, Mouse | |input=Keyboard, Mouse | ||
|followed by=[[SimCity 2000]] | |followed by=[[SimCity 2000]] | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
* [http://simcity.ea.com/ Official homepage] | * [http://simcity.ea.com/ Official homepage] | ||
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SimCity is a real-time strategy and simulation city-building computer game. It is game developer Maxis' flagship product. There are four versions: the original SimCity (1989, later rereleased as SimCity Classic), SimCity 2000 (1993), SimCity 3000 (1999) and SimCity 4 (2003). All of the games were re-released with various add-ons including extra scenarios. In addition, SimCity Classic is available for PalmOS and on the SimCity.com website as Classic Live. SimCity 2000 is also available for handheld organizers running Microsoft's Windows PocketPC, as well as the Game Boy Advance and PlayStation. SimCity and SimCity 2000 were also released for the SNES. There was also a SimCity 2000 3D hybrid called SimCity 64 which was released only in Japan for Nintendo 64's add-on, the 64DD. Versions of SimCity for the BBC Micro, Acorn Electron, and Acorn Archimedes computers were published by Superior Software.
SimCity is what many players consider a highly addictive simulation game and is even used in some Urban Planning classes. The game can be played forever as there is no end. However, many fans of the series agree that the game is very replayable.
Table of Contents
- Controls
- Starting a City
- Gifts (SNES only)
- Hamburg (pc version only)
- Bern
- Boston
- Detroit
- Dullsville (pc version only)
- Rio de Janeiro
- San Francisco
- Tokyo
- Las Vegas (SNES only)
- Freeland (SNES only)