Game review: Sim City 3000 for Linux
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Some mainstream gaming for your Linux box.
Sim City 3000: Unlimited is a city-development simulation populated by virtual people called Sims. Taking place in a number of eras and featuring several modes of play, it's a game that will reach a broad audience with its refined, user-friendly display and numerous tutorial starter cities. Building a city from scratch, right down to individual bus stops, is the sole responsibility of a single person -- you. Listen to your Sims, spend money wisely, and watch your metropolis grow within the virtual world of Sim Nation.
read more | mail this link | score:6297 | -Ray, July 30, 2000 (Updated: February 13, 2004)
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