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Developer: Maxis

Release date: 2004

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Version: 1.1 + Full Game

Interface language: Russian, English

Tablet: The game requires a mounted image

Platform: PPC/Intel universal

SimCity 4 is a city-building simulation computer game developed by Maxis, a subsidiary of Electronic Arts. It was released on January 14, 2003. It is the fourth major installment in the SimCity series. SimCity 4 has a single expansion pack called Rush Hour which adds features to the game. SimCity 4: Deluxe Edition contained the original game and Rush Hour combined as a single product.

The game allows players to create a region of land by terraforming, and then to design and build a settlement which can grow into a city. Players can zone different areas of land as commercial, industrial, or residential development, as well as build and maintain public services, transport and utilities. For the success of a city, players must manage its finances, environment, and quality of life for its residents. SimCity 4 introduces night and day cycles and other special effects for the first time in the SimCity series. External tools such as the Building Architect Tool (BAT) allow custom third-party buildings and content to be added to the gameplay.

SimCity 4 was praised for being the second game in the SimCity series to primarily use a 3D engine to render its graphics, the first being SimCity 64 for the discontinued Nintendo 64DD. It received widespread acclaim, won several awards, and was one of the top ten selling PC games of 2003. However, it was criticized for its difficulty and its demands on computer performance.

Gameplay

Regional gameplay

As with previous SimCity titles, SimCity 4 places players in the role of a mayor, tasked with populating and developing tracts of lands into cities, while fulfilling the needs of fellow Sims that live in the cities. Cities are now located in regions that are divided into segments, each of which can be developed. The player has the option of starting the city in a segment of any of three area sizes. In real measurements, the smallest has a length of one kilometer on a side, and the largest has a length of four kilometers on a side.dead link The size of a region and its layout of segments can be changed in a bitmap file provided for each region.

Screenshots from the game Simcity 4

• Mac OS X 10.2.8
• PowerPC G4 / G5 Processor 700 MHz or higher
• 256 MB RAM
• 2 GB of free hard disk space
• 32 MB video adapter (ATI Radeon 7500 or Nvidia GeForce 2MX)

The Macintosh SimCity was the first release in the Maxis Sim line. Its success proved to a skeptical industry that creative, open-ended gameplay was as legitimate a form as zero-sum competition.

• 1Revisional Differences

Revisional Differences

The following versions are known to exist:

Godzilla vs. Notgodzilla

In Version 1.2, legal action by Toho Co. forced the replacement of a certain unnamed kaiju by an orange salamander with a far less intimidating battle cry. (In Version 1.5, this monster has had a growth spurt and its voice has broken.)

The first two sounds are internally named 'God'; the third one is 'Monster'.

Self-Destruct

In v1.3 and later, type NUKE to simultaneously demolish every developed tile on the map.

Football Score

Use the Query tool (hold down Q and click) on the turf of a stadium during a football game to display the score... which is always the same, but depends on which version you're playing in. Up to v1.4, it's 49er's 38 Bears 3; in v1.5, it's New Orleans 35 - SF 6. (The San Francisco 49ers were Maxis' home team.)

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Assorted Fixes

• Version 1.0 had an exploit where the mayor could raise taxes to the maximum 20% each December, collect the full amount in January, and leave them at a crowd-pleasing 0% the rest of the year. As of v1.1, tax is collected at the average rate set over the past year.
• Up to v1.2, the Edit window's close box was a nonfunctional dummy that lit up when clicked but didn't close the window. As of v1.3, it prompts you to save and takes you back to the main menu.
• In v1.5, 'Rio de Janerio' was finally corrected to 'Rio de Janeiro' in the title bar.

Copy Protection

Versions 1.0 and 1.1 required inserting the master disk at every launch.

Versions 1.11, 1.2, and 1.3 had the player enter one of hundreds of population figures, printed on four hard-to-photocopy red sheets, into the box at right. After three wrong answers, the game would begin but the area would immediately be racked by explosions and earthquakes that never let up.

Both of the above protection schemes only applied to the black and white editions; the color equivalents were unprotected.

Versions 1.4 and 1.4c required the program to be personalized with the owner's name. Whatever you entered would be added to the credits under 'Licensed To'.

Version 1.5 was not protected in any way.

Version 1.5

Version 1.5, retitled SimCity Classic on its new title screen, brought the most substantial changes:

• 256-color graphics.
• Revised sound effects.
• Optional background music.
• Native PowerPC code.
• A redesigned interface with horizontal toolbars and a portable Status window.
• A button for the Query tool.
• A more compact Map window, with roaming letters to indicate Trains, Ships, Airplanes, Helicopters, Monsters, and tornaDoes.
• Importing and exporting of PC-formatted .CTY files.

Unused Tiles

Even though v1.5 discontinues black and white support, its PICT resources include a monochrome graphics sheet that reveals some never-used early graphics:

Unused Menus

An unused Apple menu and debug menu are found only in v1.5. (Sprocket was an application framework published by MacTech magazine.)

Unused Dialogs

In v1.3 and v1.4, DLOG 4000 is a placeholder file-opening interface. The text isn't cut off; 'emergency ...' is what was actually written.

In v1.5, DLOG 1299 (titled 'stubbie') is this cryptic dialog.

Creator Code

The program's four-letter identifier, MCRP, is a remnant of the game's working title 'Micropolis'.