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The Tower SP (2005)

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The Tower SP
Game Boy Advance version released by Nintendo on April 28, 2005 . Based on SimTower 1.2J, some items have been changed and improvements such as lowering the difficulty level have been made. Owner Yamanouchi (commonly known as Yamajii , modeled by Hiroshi Yamauchi appears as an original character to evaluate and give advice on the building.
Main differences from the open-book SimTower version
The concept of working on holidays was introduced to office workers .
There is a tenant called "Building Cleaning" who is in charge of cleaning offices and toilets.
The shop has changed from a rental system to a player's direct management.
Service elevators will be omitted, and building cleaners, room keepers, and security guards will also use regular elevators.
Security guards are not only on duty for emergencies, but also patrol every night. There is a possibility that thieves will damage places where patrol is not complete.
If cockroaches occur due to delays in building cleaning and bed making , it can be exterminated by using balsan if the situation is mild . In addition, the conditions under which cockroaches are generated have changed somewhat.
It is possible to attract customers at stores, fast food, restaurants, etc. (press the A button repeatedly on the corresponding tenant).
The height of a building is limited to a maximum of 50 floors (general office building) or 35 floors (general commercial building). can. However, if you build a cathedral, you will not be able to add buildings to the floors above it unless you remove it.
Players can choose the type of store and fast food, and the customer base they prefer is different.
A sauna, a vending machine, etc. have been added to the facilities related to the hotel.
The grade goes from 1 star to 4 stars to TOWER, and the 5 stars that were in the open book version do not exist. Also, the condition for upgrading to TOWER has been reduced to 2,000 people.

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