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First post, by aries-mu

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In the world I would have wanted it, I would have been paid 40 bucks/hour to play Sim City 2000 under MS-DOS. I'd have made a living on it, plus the rest (at 50 bucks/hour you can pay your bills by working part-time on Sim City 2000 for 20 hours/week, and then still get plenty of time to do whatever else... or your face will end up Maxis Sim City-2000 shaped 🤣)

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Reply 2 of 12, by Errius

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oivaizmir....

Is this too much voodoo?

Reply 3 of 12, by Anonymous Coward

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Simcity 2000 was pretty good for sure, but god did I hate having to deal with the plumbing. For this reason I prefer the original, especially the Amiga version. I think my favourite part of SC2000 was reading the news reports in their fake newspaper.

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Reply 4 of 12, by Muz

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You mean game tester?

Reply 5 of 12, by yawetaG

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Anonymous Coward wrote:

Simcity 2000 was pretty good for sure, but god did I hate having to deal with the plumbing. For this reason I prefer the original, especially the Amiga version. I think my favourite part of SC2000 was reading the news reports in their fake newspaper.

The plumbing is broken with purpose, as Maxis apparently felt like simulating their own state's issues with water supply... 🤣

SC3k Unlimited may be Windows-based, but it's basically 2000 on steroids (unfortunately minus waterfalls and water power).

I also really don't understand people claiming how SimCity is forcing an ultraliberal economic world view on people; they probably never played the games (or completely missed the part where you can have subsidies and free whatever for your SimCitizens...).

Reply 6 of 12, by Big Pink

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yawetaG wrote:

SC3k Unlimited may be Windows-based, but it's basically 2000 on steroids (unfortunately minus waterfalls and water power).

I have many fond memories of playing both SC2K and SC3K, but the jazz/minimalist soundtrack of 3000 seals it for me. One of my absolute favourite game soundtracks.

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Reply 7 of 12, by Errius

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Would you like to hear the call of the Bull Moose?

Is this too much voodoo?

Reply 8 of 12, by Kerr Avon

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I've heard that Cities: Skylines is excellent as city builders go, so I've bought it but not yet played it.

Reply 9 of 12, by luckybob

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"This is city copter one, reporting heavy traffic"

*Finds helicopter, selects the center tool, and clicks on the helicopter*

"MAYDAY!!! MAYDAY!!"

It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes.

Reply 10 of 12, by chinny22

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barstard chopper with auto goto on making me loose the screen I was working on. He never did learn.

Reply 11 of 12, by candle_86

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ah good ole SimCity, my favorite way to play it though was to load up a city into sim copter 🤣

Reply 12 of 12, by infiniteclouds

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