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SimCity 4 is a popular edition of the SimCity programs. SimCity lets you build your own city from the ground up, managing everything from project funding to the building of roads and utilities....
The SimCity games are addictive fun, but if you don't have enough money in your treasury, then you can't buy all the fun stuff that makes your city great. There are both "legal" ways to make money...
Remember spending valuable hours constructing the cities of the future with glee, only to have them destroyed by a mechanical alien or engulfed by the flames of a giant wind storm? Those were the...
Sim City® is a simulation game from Maxis for Macintosh and PC that allows the player to construction a city with residential, commercial and industrial zones and to watch how the residents...
SimCity is a classic simulation game where you claim a piece of barren land and designate zones for people to build on--residential, commercial and industrial. As mayor, you oversee your growing...
The SimCity series began in 1989 with the release of the original game in the series for the PC and Mac. The latest game in the main series, SimCity 4, was released in 2003. The series places...
"SimCity Societies" continues the SimCity franchise as the fifth major game in the series. In this game, you construct a new city around its people and their political beliefs. Many aspects of the...
Carrying a GameRankings.com score of 84 percent, SimCity 3000 was universally praised by fans and critics alike. However, unlike other games of the time, SimCity 3000 was considered to be quite...
Before the Sims and other EA creations were released, there was the original that started it all: SimCity. Developed by Maxis, SimCity 2000 was released in 1993. Although its graphics seem below...
The successor to 1989's "SimCity," "SimCity 2000" is a city-building simulation game developed by Maxis. It was first released in 1993 for the PC and was later ported to various home consoles. The...
Playing old DOS games with a default Windows setup can be a frustrating experience. The compatibility mode included with Windows wasn't designed for playing games and lacks certain...
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