Haha

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and first!

Kittonia

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:o SimCity

Nik-Nak007

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3rd

Agargara

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I'd rather dig up the SimCity2k CD I still have laying around somewhere then register and use IE.

Meepo

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5th!

Jas

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"Hate" is such a strong word, shame on you.

Mandee

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i loved the original sim hotel or something...

Sean r.

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Yay! My first submission!

LBW

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How has this game only got a rating of 25%?? Remember this is the game that kick started sim! Without it there would be nothing....not even The Sims aka best selling pc game of all time (probably)

Lenella

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why do i not get any population???

Lenella

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ooh the power of posting i now have some people!!!

LongTimeReader

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Hehee, as far as the graphics go, yeah, that's pretty much the way they looked on the actual game. My personal favorite is the "monster" disaster. Such a nice little Godzilla!

Val

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I love this game. It was the first Sims game I played on the SNES, and I really loved the music (and the cheat that got you lots of money). LOL

Moxie

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this game is kind of difficult! i never understood the sim city games :P

Anno

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i think ucant do cheats :S

Val

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@ Anno: No, you can't use cheats with this online game. You were able to do a money cheat on the SNES console.

9;2;2

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Blarg. This only works on Netscape. =\

Elle

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Aww, why no cheats?
Im out of money. My own fault I know. But I cant do it without the cheats.
Are you sure there are no cheats?

Eiran Cooper

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The trick is to not start off too extravagant. I always build a Nuclear plant in the a corner of the map and build out from there, more expensive but less polluting and thus higher land values. Higher land values equal more development. Always zone industry around the edges too, as then pollution is not so much your problem, but your neighbours. If you zone parks next to industry or other undesirable sites like power plants, seaports or airports, then this will increase the land values also. I tend to build around three times as much residential as commercial and around twice as much residential as industrial, but you'll figure this out yourself. Anything that reduces land value, such as traffic will discourage development and cause your city to fail. Traffic problems can often be fixed by replacing roads with rail. Experiment with small, self sufficient towns to see where your'e doing wrong. Also if you build a small town that works leaving you a budget surplus, if you leave the clock ticking for a while you can build up your capital, though watch out for disasters. I just love this game!

Blitzaxis

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darn how do you install activex?