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SimCity 2000 is the second game in the SimCity franchise, and adds many features that were missing from the original. With new tools in transportation, zoning, and infrastructure, as well as a isometric view and a smoother UI, SimCity 2000 gives you more freedom than the original to make cities that feel more alive.
With no real goal, the game instead directs the player by consequence, with players given a set of tools and set loose on a dynamic play area. Given enough money, the player can use the tools in any way they want, but if their cities aren't generating an income, the money will run dry. Players will find that to function, cities need electricity, water, police and fire protection, transportation, and a fragile balance between homes and jobs. Playing with the rules and seeing what works becomes part of the game. Or you can build something up and destroy it, whatever works for you.
SimCity 2000 is a city-simulation game developed by Maxis and released to many platforms since its initial release in 1993. Players can build cities from small and neat to large and dirty, or anything in between.
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What a city!
With no real goal, the game instead directs the player by consequence, with players given a set of tools and set loose on a dynamic play area. Given enough money, the player can use the tools in any way they want, but if their cities aren't generating an income, the money will run dry. Players will find that to function, cities need electricity, water, police and fire protection, transportation, and a fragile balance between homes and jobs. Playing with the rules and seeing what works becomes part of the game. Or you can build something up and destroy it, whatever works for you.
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Dec. 31, 1993
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