SimCity 2000 - PC DOS - Gameplay Up to Gameover
3SimCity 2000 for PC DOS
Gameplay Up to Gameover
Game Information from Moby Games
Published by Maxis Software Inc.
Developed by Maxis Software Inc.
Released 1993
Genre: Simulation, Strategy
Perspective: Diagonal-down
Visual: Free-roaming camera, Isometric
Pacing: Real-time
Gameplay: City building / construction simulation, Managerial / business simulation
Interface: Point and select
Setting: Contemporary
SimCity 2000 is the successor to the city simulation game Sim City. You are once again the mayor, but this time you can fully customize the terrain before building your city. The graphics are isometric, whereas the original had graphics displayed in a top-down fashion.
This title adds numerous features over the original such as the ability of building "light" zones, subways, hospitals, colleges, zoos, and arcos which are actually cities in cities. You can now give names to places, and your city is surrounded by neighboring towns with which you can trade goods. Finally, instead of the poll in the first game, you now have the option of reading several newspapers to get an idea of your progress.
Design: Fred Haslam, Will Wright
Programming: Daniel Browning, Mick Foley, Fred Haslam, Justin McCormick, Jonathan Ross, James Turner, Will Wright
Graphics / Artwork: Bonnie Borucki, Kelli Jayne Pearson, Eben Sorkin
Additional Graphics / Artwork: Susan Greene
Music: Brian Conrad, Sue Kasper, Justin McCormick
Art Director: Jenny Martin
Cover Art: David Schleinkofer
Documentation: Tom Bentley, Michael Bremer, Kristine Brogno, David Caggiano, Richard E. Bartlett, Keith Ferrell, Emily Friedman
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