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The year was 1989. The concept was simple. Building a city from nothing, watch it grow and hope to God that did not end up being destroyed by fire, storm or just a handful of rioting in the streets. It was simple, straightforward, to the point and started a fashion goal-oriented PC games that have been going strong ever since.
Original Sim City was very simple by today's standards, very primitive. The graphics were two blocks of raw size and terrain itself was quite unrealistic. But the people had a blast playing it. As the building is kept in his city, which had to be done under certain basic standards, it became increasingly difficult to avoid collapsing under its nose. There was a degree of realism to the game. As the city grew and its population grew with him, so did crime, pollution and all other negative things that went along with a big city.
As noted above, has to follow some basic rules. To start, could not have a city without some kind of power plant, whether coal or nuclear. Nuclear was very expensive so we virtually had to start with a coal of the plant. Then, put your homes and businesses and had to connect the plant with power lines and another with the same.
You were given a certain amount of money to do this. Everything costs money in this game, including power lines. So he had to be very careful with how you spend. Revenues derived from taxes paid to buy people who moved into their town after it began to build. In fact, at first you're a people. You do not come to be a city until you reach a certain population, it takes some time.
There are other ways to make money, such as the placement of a stadium for sporting events. You can also put a sea port for trade revenues. Airports also can be built. Eventually, the city is really jumping. That's when it starts fun. How?
Well, their paths begin to collapse under the weight of all traffic jams. People start to complain about traffic crime and pollution. They start to leave, if things get really bad. When this happens, your income drops. Not enough money to repair roads. Funding police and fire departments is inadequate. The fires begin to emerge and there is enough fire to get them out. Things get a mess.
Sim City as simplistic as it is, is also a real challenge. Unfortunately, due to limitations of the game itself, cities can only be so big before the game crashes. Fortunately, Sim City 2000, a 3D version of this game, launched in 1993 took care of this problem. Sim City 3000 was released in 1999 and Sim City 4 saw the light of day in 2003.
To this day, many people still get excited to see her favorite city crash and burn.
Michael Russell
Your Independent guide to PC Games [http://pc-games-guide.com/]
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