They all are the suck.
Rollercoaster Tycoon 2 is where its at![]()
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Transport Tycoon Deluxe, much better

They all are the suck.
Rollercoaster Tycoon 2 is where its at![]()
NAAAH
Transport Tycoon Deluxe, much better.
No, that's an updated version of a current game. Cities Unlimited is currently under development and promises to be the ultimate city sim.
You can get Sim City 4 in the high street shops complete with Rush Hour mod in the budget section, which adds far better transport options and roads to use.
Nobody is suggesting that graphics makes the game. There are too many 3d city builders that fall short of mildly interesting for that to be the case. What we're saying is, there isn't a great 3d city builder out there. This means that it's wide open for someone to develop a superb city builder that looks stunning and has the depth to keep us fans building for a long, long time. Perhaps Cities Unlimited will be the one.Another vote for Sim City 4 here. I absolutely love it.
I don't know why everyone always wants better graphics all the time. It doesn't always guarantee a better game.
Graphics does not, a good game, make. One of the best and fluid gameplay RTS games in my eyes is from 1997. It's exactly the same with these city simulations, my favourites are Sim City 3000 and Sim City 4 because the gameplay is just so good and challenging. I've never been able to get a massive city in SimCity 4 going because its just so challenging early on and the fact that i've never been really committed to making a large city work. I prefer small towns. But when you finally get that skyscraper, you feel like you've really achieved something.
Nobody is suggesting that graphics makes the game. There are too many 3d city builders that fall short of mildly interesting for that to be the case. What we're saying is, there isn't a great 3d city builder out there. This means that it's wide open for someone to develop a superb city builder that looks stunning and has the depth to keep us fans building for a long, long time. Perhaps Cities Unlimited will be the one.
People have mentioned RTS games. Tiberian Sun was the defacto 2d RTS and was awesome. As soon as 3d RTS' come out they were poor. Now look at them. Just play World in Conflict as an example that 3d works, whatever the genre.
Personally, I think SC4 is awesome and still play it now. It needs updating with stunning 3d, all the complexities of a modern city refined and a better sense of scale when in city mode. I'm sure we've all got a wish list.
Most people disagree but each to their own.imo WiC sucks
Aren't we all. I sincerely hope that SC5 is a polished Maxis developed game that brings new depths to the genre and looks fantastic too.Tbh I'm hoping for a new sim city, developped by maxis again instead of some unknown company. Even more advanced than SC4, but at the same time good looking.
He's only 16. If you think he's a man I'm 34 and still play city building sims. It beats knitting and crosswords.Why would a man want to play the Sims? Unless there is something you'd like to tell us.
Why would a man want to play the Sims? Unless there is something you'd like to tell us.
anyway...
could someone kind of say why City Life isn't as good as SC4, ignoring graphics, because I can't see anything massively better.
tbh, I'm used to 3D games now, and the last city builder I played was SimCity 2000, so whatever I get i'll be happy.
That's what I would do. I haven't returned to City Life after the initial buzz of buying it. SC4 however keeps me coming back. The problem with SC4 is the initial 'getting into it'. It seems old and a bit awkward but give it a chance and you'll spend months building empires.with all the mods over at Simtropolis and elsewhere, you should pick up SC4 for a fiver, and keep your fingers crossed that Cities unlimited will fulfill its massive potential.
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Transport Tycoon Deluxe, much better.