SimCity 2000 facts for kids
Quick facts for kids SimCity 2000 |
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| Developer(s) |
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| Publisher(s) |
Maxis
Electronic Arts (current versions)
Black Pearl Software (SNES) THQ (PAL SNES) Sega (Japanese Sega Saturn) Artdink (Japanese PlayStation) Imagineer (N64) Destination Software (GBA) |
| Designer(s) | Will Wright Fred Haslam |
| Artist(s) | Jenny Martin |
| Composer(s) | Brian Conrad Sue Kasper Justin McCormick |
| Series | SimCity |
| Platform(s) | Mac OS DOS Amiga Microsoft Windows various SNES Sega Saturn PlayStation Nintendo 64 Game Boy Advance PSN OS/2 FM Towns PC-98 |
| Release date(s) |
1993
1994 (Amiga, DOS)
1995 (SNES, Saturn, Windows) 1996 (PlayStation) 1998 (N64) 2003 (GBA) 2008 (PSN) |
| Genre(s) | City-building |
| Mode(s) | Single player |
SimCity 2000 is a fun city-building computer game that came out in 1994. It's the second game in the popular SimCity series. In this game, you get to design and manage your very own city! You decide where everything goes, from homes to roads.
This game added many cool new features compared to the first SimCity. You could now build different types of power plants to keep your city running. The game also introduced hills and mountains, making the landscape more interesting. You could even build subways and water pipes underground.
New public buildings like prisons, schools, libraries, museums, and hospitals were added. These helped you make your city a better place for your citizens. Of course, you still had to build roads, highways, and other important buildings to connect everything. The game also included different scenarios, which are like challenges or missions for you to complete.
Images for kids
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A screenshot of a city during an intermediate stage of the game
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An infobox showing information about a selected element
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Editing a building in the SimCity Urban Renewal Kit
See also
In Spanish: SimCity 2000 para niños
