ProduktrezensionenSimEarth: The Living Planet (Super Nintendo Entertainment System, 1992)

Can't beat the price

For a retro game and it being a SIM game the price was very good. Although I don't have a manual for this game, its very hard to understand how to play it. But I just figured since it is a SIM game that it'd be fun. Plus I've always wanted a SIM Earth game or something like that. A SIM Universe would be AWESOME!!!!Vollständige Rezension lesen...

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SimEarth: It's not Simcity

Any game with "Sim" in the title usually captures my interest. In the case of SimEarth, the potential is promising: Play "god", of a planet! Cool, right? In the case of SimEarth, you really do play god. Literally culturing single celled organizims into inteligent life by manipulating environmental conditions. Honestly I never did well in biology and this game reminds me of the helplessness I felt trying grasp 8th grade biology lessons. Add to this the difficult interface. Pressing buttons the conditioned gamers would press to execute commands wind up doing the opposite of what you have planned. Overall, unless you have the time to learn all the details, I would suggest you stick to SimCity.Vollständige Rezension lesen...

Not bad.

They tried.

Everything great, thanks!!

Everything great, thanks!!

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great game

The classic game that lets you build and destroy anything and every thing you want. It's as much fun as Sim City and Sim City 2000 there isn't another game out there like it