I Have Recently Discovered (Played) SimCity...

...and I am addicted to it. Once you get past the learning curve, it's an absolute blast to play. I still need to discover (or play) The Sims, Civilization, and some others. What do you think?

I too am addicted, I've been playing SC4 for years, I suggest if you want more buildings/lots, and a good community you check out Simtropolis or SC4 Devotion. KlownMaster

I'm playing SimCity 3000.

I've never touched the series since SimCity on the Super Nintendo, but I heard the series has done pretty well since then.

And, for the record, SimCity for the SNES will always remain the best one in the series, IMO.

I loved SC3K. Been tempted to pick up SC4 over Steam but I'm waiting for a sale on it.

Also, no SC thread is complete without this. I loved SC3K but not like this.

[QUOTE="KlownMaster"]I too am addicted, I've been playing SC4 for years, I suggest if you want more buildings/lots, and a good community you check out Simtropolis or SC4 Devotion. ichc1000x

I'm playing SimCity 3000.

I've never touched the series since SimCity on the Super Nintendo, but I heard the series has done pretty well since then.

And, for the record, SimCity for the SNES will always remain the best one in the series, IMO.

Metamania

In regards to Civilization, it's not truly a simulation game, since the city-building is a means to an end rather than an end in itself. It's a turn-based strategy game, with a defined goal of outwitting the other players.

Gameguy6700, it's because I have friends who've played the later games in the series at college and have told me that it was complicated and not designed very well. I've seen it for myself and it didn't look all that interesting to play.

Simcity on the SNES was simplified and easy to play.

Try Tropico 3, great game Viva La Presidente!

Gameguy6700, it's because I have friends who've played the later games in the series at college and have told me that it was complicated and not designed very well. I've seen it for myself and it didn't look all that interesting to play.

Simcity on the SNES was simplified and easy to play.

Metamania

[QUOTE="Metamania"]

Gameguy6700, it's because I have friends who've played the later games in the series at college and have told me that it was complicated and not designed very well. I've seen it for myself and it didn't look all that interesting to play.

Simcity on the SNES was simplified and easy to play.

gameguy6700

Smash Bros is not a fighting game. It's more like a party game of sorts that deals with brawling, but I wouldn't certainly call it a fighter.

That said, I just don't like games that are way too complicated. I prefer to play my games as easy and simple as it can be and have some in-depth strategy without all the hassle. But that's just me.