City-building games typically have a fair number of menus, and you usually need a large amount of screen real estate to manage all of the land, properties, and resources at your disposal. On a ...

Technically the second game in the series, SimCity 2000 was the first “true” SimCity game as it introduced a ton of features that are staples in the series today and it’s hard to imagine any SimCity ...

When I was a kid, I was obsessed with SimCity 2000, a computer game that tasked players with building a city from scratch then running it like a despot. It was the best gun-free game out there even if ...

A good Minecraft mod can do a lot of things, but it's very rare that one can take assets from another game and turn them into brand-new maps for you to explore in the sandbox game. Despite how unusual ...

Maxis didn't exactly please many SimCity fans with its most recent effort, eschewing many of the elements that made the original games such classics. Those looking to check out exactly what those ...

What was supposed to be the triumphant return of the SimCity franchise in 2013 turned out be a lot less than stellar. The launch was mired by technical problems as players couldn't connect to the game ...

EA Origin has pulled another classic game from its vaults to offer for free, 'On the House'. This time new or nostalgic gamers can get a copy of the classic SimCity 2000 for free. The game is ...

EA’s unveiled the latest game in its “On the House” promotion, and it’s SimCity 2000 a.k.a. The Best SimCity Ever Made and I Will Brook No Argument On That Point. The On the House program lets you ...

An open source, fan-created version of SimCity 2000 has been removed from GitHub following a request from EA. Over the weekend, the publisher issued a DMCA takedown request against the remade version ...

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SimCity is great, but as a simulator, it has some (inherent to the genre) biases in what it portrays and how, not just including the tax-to-social-benefits multipliers and math in the stats. Another ...

Note: The following review covers a game not available for sale in the US or Europe. In order to play it, you need to either use a converter or modify your N64 so that it can fit Japanese cartridges.