SimCity 2000

SimCity 2000
SimCity 2000
	Cartridge of SimCity 2000
Developer(s)	Maxis HAL Laboratory (SNES) ; Genki (N64) ; Full Fat (GBA);
Publisher(s)	Maxis Electronic Arts (current versions) ; Black Pearl Software (SNES) ; THQ (PAL SNES) ; Sega (Japanese Sega Saturn) ; Artdink (Japanese PlayStation) ; Imagineer (N64) ; Destination Software (GBA);
Designer(s)	Will Wright; Fred Haslam
Artist(s)	Jenny Martin
Composer(s)	Brian Conrad; Sue Kasper; Justin McCormick
Series	SimCity
Platform(s)	Mac OS ; DOS ; Amiga; Microsoft Windows; various; SNES; Sega Saturn; PlayStation; Nintendo 64; Game Boy Advance; PSN; OS/2; FM Towns; PC-98
Release	1993 1994 (Amiga, DOS); 1995 (SNES, Saturn, Windows); 1996 (PlayStation); 1998 (N64) ; 2003 (GBA); 2008 (PSN);
Genre(s)	City-building
Mode(s)	Single player

SimCity 2000 is a city building computer game released in 1994. It is the sequel to SimCity. It had a lot of new things such as more power plants, hills and mountains, subways, water pipes, prisons, schools, libraries, museums, and hospitals. There were also roads, highways, and other buildings.

The game also had different scenarios.

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SimCity 2000
Cartridge of SimCity 2000
Developer(s)	Maxis HAL Laboratory (SNES) Genki (N64) Full Fat (GBA)
Publisher(s)	Maxis Electronic Arts (current versions) Black Pearl Software (SNES) THQ (PAL SNES) Sega (Japanese Sega Saturn) Artdink (Japanese PlayStation) Imagineer (N64) Destination Software (GBA)
Designer(s)	Will Wright Fred Haslam
Artist(s)	Jenny Martin
Composer(s)	Brian Conrad Sue Kasper Justin McCormick
Series	SimCity
Platform(s)	Mac OS DOS Amiga Microsoft Windows various SNES Sega Saturn PlayStation Nintendo 64 Game Boy Advance PSN OS/2 FM Towns PC-98
Release	1993 1994 (Amiga, DOS) 1995 (SNES, Saturn, Windows) 1996 (PlayStation) 1998 (N64) 2003 (GBA) 2008 (PSN)
Genre(s)	City-building
Mode(s)	Single player