in fact, this is the actual size comparison if we compare by tile size. however, when we actually play the game, it seems to be smaller. in simcity 2013, the city tiles are said to be 2km x 2km.
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WillTV was a series of four full motion videos featuring Will Wright s commentary. Along with the base game, it also included the Urban Renewal Kit, new cities, new scenarios, and WillTV. Future SC entries improve on this, and are worthy as game and social experiment. but anyway in simcity 4, the tile sizes are roughly 1 km x 1 km, 2km x 2km, and 4km x 4km. This repackaged version of SimCity 2000 was released in 1995 for DOS, Windows, and Macintosh. The fun in this version of SC is akin to the fun one gets with a paint program, not necessarily a game program. In retrospect, the game is a lot like Balance of Power: the ideas are awe-inspiring, and the execution creative, but the game itself leaves a bit to be desired. The Bottom Line:It started and defined a genre that no other series has ever been able to touch- city planning games.
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The use of windows in this game, while allowing more flexibility than the DOS version, can get unwieldy. The pre-planned scenarios aren't very fun- once a grasp of the basic concepts of the game are in hand, demolishing buildings to build police stations in hot spots or bulldozing districts to stop the spread of fire just feel like boring puzzle games. Granted, Will Wright could mold the game in any fashion that he desired, but SimCity seems a weird place to trumpet one's own ideological utopian vision. Some have said that to "win" you must lay out your city for mass public transit (with no roads) which strikes me as a lopsided statistical modelling job. There is little to do once you find that happy middle ground of taxes and spending- wait for enough funds, tweak your city a bit, wait for some more funds. The Bad:While the experience of playing SimCity is fun, the overall game is rather pointless.
Build cities "organically" like London, or build your city according to a larger over-all plan, like Washington DC. Building a city from scratch is fun, and allows a person to experience the joys of being a ruler. The gameplay is familiar, system specs need not be powerful (unlike for the newer Sim installments), and gameplay is a bit smoother than on the standard DOS version. The review on MobyGames says it all"The Good:The original SimCity is a classic, and this is but a translation of it to the Windows environment. One of the rarest versions of Maxis' genre-defining SimCity series, Simcity Classic is a good Windows 3.1 version of the original game, ported by Azeroth.
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