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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: White Israelite on October 19, 2010, 09:13:40 AM
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Just wondering if there are any other users here who like the sim city series? Does anyone know where I can get replica cities of New York or Chicago? Specifically for Sim City 4?
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I've played a couple of versions of it but I'm not sure where you can find the files you need. I almost had the highest level of city once when I rented the first Sim City on SNES, but before I could make it I had to return it to Blockbuster. lol
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I tried the new sim city societies and it was horrible, they completely removed all city building and zoning, they made it into a social game where you design pretty buildings and that's it. Seems like the education was removed after sim city 4 and it's not even made by the original developers :(. Closest thing I can find now is Cities X L 2011.
(http://dualshockers.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/cities_xl_2011-5.jpg)
seems like everyone wants these action games, no thinking required :-/ I grew up with sim city 2000.
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Back in the day I played simcity 2 very addicting.
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When I was younger I visited Sin City with some friends. I also attended some computer conferences in Sin City back in the 90s... Luckily I have not needed to visit that place again.
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Sim city 2000 on the computer was great. I think that was the one i played. That was the one with the "arco's" right? Is that what they were called? The really tall futuristic looking things that were the highest level
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When I was younger I visited Sin City with some friends. I also attended some computer conferences in Sin City back in the 90s... Luckily I have not needed to visit that place again.
not sin city, sim city as in the game
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/d/d4/SimCity_2000_Coverart.png)
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Sim city 2000 on the computer was great. I think that was the one i played. That was the one with the "arco's" right? Is that what they were called? The really tall futuristic looking things that were the highest level
it was a city building game, you basically had to create a successful city, set up taxes, law enforcement, fire department, medical, schools, it was a city planning game. The last one Maxis released was Sim City 4.
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/e5/Sc2kscr.png)
this is sim city 4
(http://www.deafgamers.com/04screenshots/simcity4deluxepic1.jpg)
unfortunately Maxis was sold to EA so there haven't been any new ones except sim city societies which isn't even like the original. Yes as part of the cheats you could have stuff happen to your city like UFOs destroying the town, volcanos popping up, meteors, etc.
other things could happen in your city like if you didn't maintain a nuclear reactor, it would blow and destroy a chunk of your city, or fires can start, riots, etc.
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Sim city 2000 on the computer was great. I think that was the one i played. That was the one with the "arco's" right? Is that what they were called? The really tall futuristic looking things that were the highest level
it was a city building game, you basically had to create a successful city, set up taxes, law enforcement, fire department, medical, schools, it was a city planning game. The last one Maxis released was Sim City 4.
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/e5/Sc2kscr.png)
Yep, that's a familiar sight. For a time I really enjoyed that game. Schoolwork got in the way.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTJQTc-TqpU
I'll just leave this here
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Sid meier's civilization 3 kicks butt too. 4 seems even more interesting