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'''SimCity 2000''' is a city-building simulation game by Maxis, and the first direct successor to '''[[SimCity]]'''. Originally released for the Macintosh, MS-DOS and, a little later, other home computers, it would eventually be ported to several popular consoles.
'''SimCity 2000''' is a city-building simulation game by Maxis, and the first direct successor to ''[[SimCity]]''. Originally released for the Macintosh, MS-DOS and, a little later, other home computers, it would eventually be ported to several popular consoles.


== News ==
== News ==
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| date=10 June 1994
| date=10 June 1994
| country=JP
| country=JP
| description=The Saturn is announced, and a console port of ''SimCity 2000'' is listed as one of Sega's first slate of games
| description=The Saturn is announced, and a console port of ''SimCity 2000'' is listed as one of Sega's first slate of games (though it wouldn't come out for ten months after the Saturn's launch)
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|date=June–July 1994
|date=June–July 1994
|country=UK
|country=UK
|description=Preview of PC CD-ROM version
|description=Preview of PC CD-ROM version, with more scenarios and FMV
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Revision as of 09:45, 6 September 2026

SimCity 2000 is a city-building simulation game by Maxis, and the first direct successor to SimCity. Originally released for the Macintosh, MS-DOS and, a little later, other home computers, it would eventually be ported to several popular consoles.

News

Previews

Reviews