As a kid, I would go to school with this on to build up money, then come home to everything on fire from natural disasters. Great memories, favorite game growing up.
Yeah but I wouldn't cheat -- guy cheats on the rail and gets away with it, and PUTS A SEAPORT NEXT TO THE AIRPORT, BUT NOWHERE NEAR the water! This primitive algorithm lets him get away with it though...
Gonna sound sappy but I miss when I was younger and just had the game's music playing and messed around my room with toys, cleaning it, etc. I used to be able to walk into the living room where my mom was and say hi, or see what she was doing. I lost her in Jan 2020, I don't think I'll ever recover. Everything sets me off, especially days playing games she bought for me.
I'm really sorry to hear. I can't imagine, and I dread the day that I face that same loss. I'm glad you have good memories with her to sustain you, even if they're still so raw right now.
SimCity on the SNES has one thing about it that the rest of the Sim City games lacked. Seasons, a small thing, but it made things less boring to watch.
I could be mistaken, but wasn't that exclusive to the SNES version? I actually never played the PC version so I forget if it's there. This said, I like the subtle little hint that this version of the game was developed in Japan, one that I didn't pick up on until well after my childhood - the cherry blossoms sure look nice in SimCity that time of year, don't they? ;3
SimCity is as eminently playable and addictive as it was way back in 1991, and the additions made to the SNES port made it something really special. I still love those Mario and Bowser cameos!
I'm composing (believe it or not) a field guide to life using every mechanic and quirk of SNES SimCity as an applicable analogy. Because SNES Sim City is that awesome.
@@Name-sb2in I said I'd love there to be one, not that there is one, unfortunately. You never know. Maybe they'll add it to the online subscription games next year.
I love how each level's song (from Town to Megalopolis) has the Village level song integrated into them in some form or another. Really nice detail there. :)
Soyo Oka composed the soundtrack for this game, the same person who composed the OST for Super Mario Kart. She's an underrated composer for Nintendo who never did audio work in Nintendo since 1995... I agree that it's clever how the Village theme is remixed into the other songs, alongside getting progressively more intense with each one.
Ah, the memories. When i got my Super Nintendo Entertainment System i remember asking my parents if i could have 5 games, mom and dad said yes so i got F-Zero, Gradius, Pilotwings, Sim City and Super Mario World. I beat them all and i thought they were great. I still have those games and my Super Nintendo Entertainment System. I will never give them away.
Lol I had to pick between street fighter 2 and final fantasy 2 when they came out, you were a rich kid lol. Those cartridges were like 70$ USD back then, which is pretty pricy
@@hoarbaby Dude I totally sympathize. I know I had to take out loans against future allowances to get Sim City ($59.99 plus tax) back in 1991. My poor mom. Such a great game.
My fave was the "quiet suburb" music at 16:10. I must say, however, that whoever is playing the game on this video appears to have a perverse love affair with railroads and mass transit. No friggin' roads!
Yes. Good old map number 137, i see you're a true veteran. Edit: A good tip is to freeze time until you're done your initial build, that way year one or 1900, you will have a high enough population to do well at tax time.
Timestamps for y'all 7:23 Town 15:40 City 1:01:32 Capital 1:27:59 Metropolis 4:13:11 Megalopolis 5:20:26 Great Mayor 5:25:15 Unleashing All Disasters 5:25:41 Bowser Attack 5:26:25 Polution 5:26:52 and 5:30:33 Plane Crash 5:27:07 Fire 5:28:41 Tornado 5:29:14 and 5:37:50 Earthquake 5:33:41 Disaster 5:33:58 See you soon. Good bye!
@@thetechsavvy01You might be "tech savvy", but I guess you aren't savvy enough to notice that these timestamps are different from the ones in the description.... 🤔
Plane crash at 1:40:30 also. Right above the trolley, surely a huge loss of life! What a sad day for Onett… Anyway let’s just bulldoze the two commercial zones and rebuild ‘em right on top of the bodies, no big deal.
An awesome nostalgic SNES classic! This game is so near and dear to my heart it is ridiculous. I love this one so much! It's STILL fun, even compared to the modern iterations of the series. The music almost brings a tear to my eye as well. T-T Man, if one could only go back to the 90s...
Im here bro, same nostalgia feels.. it's crazy how these older gen games stick to us like love... seriously closest thing to love is nostalgia.. this game still kicks ass compared to modern iterations.. nothing compares..
I rented this game so much that my parents ended up buying it. Once I caught my dad playing it at 3:30 in the morning on a headset. He was doing alright, I gave him some tips.
Wow! This game brings back so many memories. I was a kid playing this and I didn’t understand the concepts of Taxes and other expenses for Fire and Police departments. Some how I was able to create a nice and pretty awesome city. Love Sim City 😍 R.I.P Maxis F
Props to you for playing this. This was my favourite SNES game. I could never get past 300,000 though because no matter which strats I used, my population would always stagnate and I would run out of space. But I still loved this game regardless.
As someone who seemingly played hundreds if not thousands of hours of this game, I am 31 minutes into the video, and the fact that you have no rail going north/south is giving me fits 🤪. Following the trolley around was a good time killer while waiting for the year to pass. Free the trolley!!!!!!
Hahaha Truth! I feel the conductors pain! Also I would strategically placed hospitals near Industrial and Commercial zones in case my people got hurt on the job LoL gimme a break I was a kid but a very kind one
This game’s music has a certain beauty and style on par with Earthbound’s. Even if I can’t get ahold of the game, it will still be a pleasure to watch. I always kinda imagined this game as a strange cross between Earthbound and Factorio (I know SimCity came out way before either game, but it still reminds me of both)
Definitely the version of SimCity 1 that has stuck with me the most over the years, the soundtrack is so wonderful and relaxing. Sometimes when I need music to fall asleep I put the Village song first on the playlist, the warm nostalgia washes over me and I pass right out. :-)
I know this video is a few years old now, but I want to thank you so SO much for uploading this! I have such fond memories of playing this game when I was younger. The menu screen music made me so happy, I ended up looking for the ost!
I love this game and the music is still beautiful.I always wondered why they never made another Simcity that was as great as this one?The simplicity of this game made it so much more enjoyable than some of the newer sim games.
I spent so much time playing this back then. I really loved this game. The SNES version was, for the time, very good and easy to play. Damn you, got me nostalgic. I miss my SNES.
I am just a casual SimCity player whom doesn't have much contact with the more professional part of the community (I play it for music and nostalgia mostly) and seeing this just blew my mind
Funny how this was the first Sim City I ever seen and noticed before the PC version, then again PC wasn't really a gaming rig back then and this game was mostly aimed at 30 year old office worker or someones Uncle who wanted to relax a bit with a game of Sim City after staring and spreadsheets
Haha, thats true. My uncle introduced me to this game when i was like 10. My brother and friends only played games like Mario, Street Fighter, Donkey Kong, i didn't even know a game like this was a thing. I remember always saving then leaving the game on while I was sleeping or at school to build up money and hoping I wouldn't come back to a half burnt down city.
My favorite simcity games will always be 1.Simcity SNES 2.Simcity 2000 PC 3.Simcity 3000 PC 4.Simcity 4 PC Along with Sim Tower, Streets of Simcity, Sim Copter, and most of sim mania games that my sister and I are so proud to have!
This was one of my fav games back in the day, but its the one that brings back the most nostalgia. In perhaps the most 1991 thing ever, my brother named his city "YoTown" after hearing "911 Is a Joke" by Public Enemy.
Never seen such a complete playthough!!! So much excite. SNES playlist has taken some time to get through! Those RPG's always take awhile. Again thanks for the trip down nostalgic lane. This and Civilization (hint hint) on the SNES. When sleep was not required.
Thank you. My mother and I used to play this together. Let it play overnight to build up money. Eventually we only were making slums and couldn't figure out why. This makes sense. Also knowing you don't have to put your Port next to water is an Ah Ha moment LoL. This, Zelda, and FF1 were tops in our book!
So many times you left out like 1 square when "zoning your parks", and my OCD was all like @#$^@#$%@#$%#@% 43:35 you put the stadium WHERE? What is this, Springfield?
Hahahaha exactly my thoughts when I put it there. (It was actually because it was an awkward size zone and I didn't waste as much space putting it next to the power plant than if I had to screw up the grid for one building. It doesn't need roads or power even to make the game give you its benefits, so I keep it far away). But yeah, the chili dogs they sell during the seventh inning stretch glow in the dark! Good sales gimmick, right?
SimCity is a city-building construction and management simulation game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, the developer(s) is Maxis and Intelligent Systems the publisher(s) is Nintendo.
I love this game! It taught me much that helped in Civics, Sociology, History, Security (understanding the nature of urbanity), Political Science, etc. The music, guide, sound effects. It's beautiful - peaceful. Some say government etc is evil, but as a ruler this is all I'd do... I like your basic planning, makes me want to play again. If I do, I'll remember it, because I could never win the game. Thanks :)
Sim City was one of the best Super Nintendo games My 10 best Super Nintendo games 1. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past 2. Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow 3. NCAA Basketball 4. SimCity 5. NHL Stanley Cup 6. Street Fighter Alpha 2 7. Killer Instinct 8. Barbie Super Model 9. Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest 10. Pilotwings
This game looks so early gen SNES (I mean it came out during the launch window of the SNES so it makes sense) I love the look of these launch titles. So simple yet so charming, you know?
Hey by the way Alex, maybe you could please do a week long marathon of some early SNES titles? They are so interesting to me and I'd love to see what your opinions are on them!
TheOnionKingdom Np :) there are still more to do yet! I just recently did Lagoon and UN Squadron which were about the same time as this, if you haven't checked them out.
Some disaster scenarios were based off real life ones, especially the San Francisco Earthquake. However, the others were only make-believe. And it's way past 2010 which there really wasn't a Nuclear Meltdown in Massachusetts at all. Come 2047 and Rio De Janiero would still be standing strong.
My Cousin Rick use to have fun turning Godzilla loose. Then one day after us 2 goofy 10 year olds watched Robocop, he said he wished Clarence Boddicker was a disaster option. His favorite villain of a time.
The scenario Boston, where the meltdown occurred you could pause the game right at the beginning with the controller and bulldoze all the reactors. Then build new once all your good to go.
Mr. Grongy Which is very strange because the game originally come out on the PC. And yet in the PC version, you can use a mouse to build buildings. But for some reason, Nintendo wanted their port to be controller required.
This came a year before Mario Paint arrived so naturally, there's no mouse support for SNES SimCity @Lavon Media, not shoving or forcing you to use the normal controls.
It is a good thing that the controls are very simple. Seriously, if you've never played the game, trust me, it controls so much better than what it seems like with this kind of game.
Seriously, the pad does the job perfectly. It's the result of Nintendo themselves reprogramming the game from the ground up specifically for the SNES. The time, effort, and money they spent to do it right really paid off. I actually think the mouse would be worse for this than the streamlined pad controls.
what a great game and memories i have of this game. always played it when i went to my mother's boyfriend and me and his older brother and dad would play this for a few hours
one of my favorite games. when the music repeats it doesnt get annoying unless you listen to it forever. I'm super glad my dad got.me into this game and other games like street fighter. (and games in general. I'm into a lot of fighting games because of him)
As a kid, I would go to school with this on to build up money, then come home to everything on fire from natural disasters. Great memories, favorite game growing up.
Yeah but I wouldn't cheat -- guy cheats on the rail and gets away with it, and PUTS A SEAPORT NEXT TO THE AIRPORT, BUT NOWHERE NEAR the water! This primitive algorithm lets him get away with it though...
I still do that when I go to bed lol I’m 40
LMAO
Y'all know you can just cheat money in whenever you want to, right? During the yearly turnover?
Same!!
Gonna sound sappy but I miss when I was younger and just had the game's music playing and messed around my room with toys, cleaning it, etc. I used to be able to walk into the living room where my mom was and say hi, or see what she was doing. I lost her in Jan 2020, I don't think I'll ever recover. Everything sets me off, especially days playing games she bought for me.
I'm really sorry to hear. I can't imagine, and I dread the day that I face that same loss. I'm glad you have good memories with her to sustain you, even if they're still so raw right now.
@@NintendoComplete Same here NintendoComplete. I dread it and it gives me anxiety
Big hug to you from Japan, my friend. Your story made me tear up. Stay strong.
God rest her soul.
Man this hit home
SimCity on the SNES has one thing about it that the rest of the Sim City games lacked. Seasons, a small thing, but it made things less boring to watch.
I have to agree that I thought SimCity 2000 was the best one, but this one is very fun, too. And I thought the seasons did make it interesting.
I could be mistaken, but wasn't that exclusive to the SNES version? I actually never played the PC version so I forget if it's there.
This said, I like the subtle little hint that this version of the game was developed in Japan, one that I didn't pick up on until well after my childhood - the cherry blossoms sure look nice in SimCity that time of year, don't they? ;3
@@YukaTakeuchiFan fixed it because I meant the SNES version
You can thank Nintendo for that. They developed this version of SimCity themselves.
@@AnAverageGoblin wow, that was rude as hell.
SimCity is as eminently playable and addictive as it was way back in 1991, and the additions made to the SNES port made it something really special. I still love those Mario and Bowser cameos!
Majak Majak Mainly because most of those have already been done by tons of people already. I was thinking about Yoshi's Safari though
I remember this game.
I sucked at this game.
Liked it anyway.
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I'm composing (believe it or not) a field guide to life using every mechanic and quirk of SNES SimCity as an applicable analogy. Because SNES Sim City is that awesome.
That intro music always brought tears in my eyes.thanks for including it!
Agreed!
Soyboy
Brings back memories!
Same with the "See you soon, goodbye" music for me whenever I ended the game for the night to pick up where I left off the next day.
IMMENSE NOSTALGIA... Music of the gods
Yes
Yes
Yep
atatuk
This game was such a part of my childhood. I'd love an updated version on the Switch.
Or at least add this game to NSO
Played this game almost daily from 1994 to 1996.
Great memories!
A happier, simpler time 😢
an old school pixelized sim city would be so Godlike
There is?? Where can I get it? Just loooked it up and didn’t see anything!
@@Name-sb2in I said I'd love there to be one, not that there is one, unfortunately. You never know. Maybe they'll add it to the online subscription games next year.
This was such an addictive game. I still remember the music and I haven't played it in what must 10 years or more.
I love how each level's song (from Town to Megalopolis) has the Village level song integrated into them in some form or another. Really nice detail there. :)
Soyo Oka composed the soundtrack for this game, the same person who composed the OST for Super Mario Kart. She's an underrated composer for Nintendo who never did audio work in Nintendo since 1995...
I agree that it's clever how the Village theme is remixed into the other songs, alongside getting progressively more intense with each one.
Ah, the memories. When i got my Super Nintendo Entertainment System i remember asking my parents if i could have 5 games, mom and dad said yes so i got F-Zero, Gradius, Pilotwings, Sim City and Super Mario World. I beat them all and i thought they were great. I still have those games and my Super Nintendo Entertainment System. I will never give them away.
Lol I had to pick between street fighter 2 and final fantasy 2 when they came out, you were a rich kid lol. Those cartridges were like 70$ USD back then, which is pretty pricy
Nintendo helped me though bad times
@@hoarbaby Dude I totally sympathize. I know I had to take out loans against future allowances to get Sim City ($59.99 plus tax) back in 1991. My poor mom. Such a great game.
Bro stop bragging, we get it your parents loved you more than our loved us.
Got 4 with my SNES: Super Mario Kart, Super Mario Allstars, Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter 2 Turbo. Best Christmas ever!
I spent so much time playing this game. The music alone is amazing and super relaxing
My fave was the "quiet suburb" music at 16:10. I must say, however, that whoever is playing the game on this video appears to have a perverse love affair with railroads and mass transit. No friggin' roads!
And I think the Nintendo NES SNES and N64 consoles are very relaxing in my opinion!
Yes. Good old map number 137, i see you're a true veteran.
Edit: A good tip is to freeze time until you're done your initial build, that way year one or 1900, you will have a high enough population to do well at tax time.
I always used 61.
Timestamps for y'all
7:23 Town
15:40 City
1:01:32 Capital
1:27:59 Metropolis
4:13:11 Megalopolis
5:20:26 Great Mayor
5:25:15 Unleashing All Disasters
5:25:41 Bowser Attack
5:26:25 Polution
5:26:52 and 5:30:33 Plane Crash
5:27:07 Fire
5:28:41 Tornado
5:29:14 and 5:37:50 Earthquake
5:33:41 Disaster
5:33:58 See you soon. Good bye!
Bruh they are in the description
This is useless
I thank you easy click and go to event. They might not but I appreciate the time and effort you put in.
@@thetechsavvy01You might be "tech savvy", but I guess you aren't savvy enough to notice that these timestamps are different from the ones in the description.... 🤔
@@kumada84 nah you win 🏳️ btw this was a year ago
Plane crash at 1:40:30 also. Right above the trolley, surely a huge loss of life! What a sad day for Onett… Anyway let’s just bulldoze the two commercial zones and rebuild ‘em right on top of the bodies, no big deal.
An awesome nostalgic SNES classic! This game is so near and dear to my heart it is ridiculous. I love this one so much! It's STILL fun, even compared to the modern iterations of the series. The music almost brings a tear to my eye as well. T-T
Man, if one could only go back to the 90s...
Totally with you
Im here bro, same nostalgia feels.. it's crazy how these older gen games stick to us like love... seriously closest thing to love is nostalgia.. this game still kicks ass compared to modern iterations.. nothing compares..
I rented this game so much that my parents ended up buying it.
Once I caught my dad playing it at 3:30 in the morning on a headset.
He was doing alright, I gave him some tips.
My mom said i can watch one more vid before i have to go to bed...
Great choice
Elkanthar it’s getting old joke
Guess you didn’t get any sleep 😜
😂👌
Your like that one person who watched the entire lord of the rings trilogy before his execution
Wow! This game brings back so many memories. I was a kid playing this and I didn’t understand the concepts of Taxes and other expenses for Fire and Police departments. Some how I was able to create a nice and pretty awesome city. Love Sim City 😍
R.I.P Maxis
F
You probably wish you still wouldnt understand the concept of taxes today? :P
@@ukeyaoitrash2618 Amen lol
“Pollution very high” 😂 The place is like 50% parks man!
And no roads
@@jasonjellie9342 LOLOL
@@MuMu-fu7qe no wonder transport system is crap if trains apparently cause pollution 😅
@@jasonjellie9342 I want to play again so badly
@@MuMu-fu7qe it’s available online to play
Props to you for playing this. This was my favourite SNES game. I could never get past 300,000 though because no matter which strats I used, my population would always stagnate and I would run out of space. But I still loved this game regardless.
I used to rent this so much as a kid. It really is an awesome game, and definitely one that deserves more praise.
Did you ever end up buying the game?
@@thomasdepauw I actually ended up getting it for Christmas one year- my mom had been tracking the games I rented most often.
This Amazing Soundtrack. Im feeling like im 10 year old again
As someone who seemingly played hundreds if not thousands of hours of this game, I am 31 minutes into the video, and the fact that you have no rail going north/south is giving me fits 🤪. Following the trolley around was a good time killer while waiting for the year to pass. Free the trolley!!!!!!
Hahaha Truth! I feel the conductors pain! Also I would strategically placed hospitals near Industrial and Commercial zones in case my people got hurt on the job LoL gimme a break I was a kid but a very kind one
This game’s music has a certain beauty and style on par with Earthbound’s. Even if I can’t get ahold of the game, it will still be a pleasure to watch. I always kinda imagined this game as a strange cross between Earthbound and Factorio (I know SimCity came out way before either game, but it still reminds me of both)
That's Nintendo's magic in making soundtracks
And to add to that NintendoComplete even named the town "Onett."
It even uses some sounds that Earthbound used, the trumpet and marimba for example.
Wow heck of a play through. Really excited to watch, thanks for taking it on.
Definitely the version of SimCity 1 that has stuck with me the most over the years, the soundtrack is so wonderful and relaxing. Sometimes when I need music to fall asleep I put the Village song first on the playlist, the warm nostalgia washes over me and I pass right out. :-)
This was fun to watch. Spring is my favorite time of the year. Also I used tons of donut blocks. This system of yours was interesting
I know this video is a few years old now, but I want to thank you so SO much for uploading this! I have such fond memories of playing this game when I was younger. The menu screen music made me so happy, I ended up looking for the ost!
Oh man the nostalgia pouring out of this has hit me hard 😔
Everyone starts by putting the powerplant in the corner. I adore this game. The music is so ambient.
Omfg. The music alone brings back so many good memories :)
I love this game and the music is still beautiful.I always wondered why they never made another Simcity that was as great as this one?The simplicity of this game made it so much more enjoyable than some of the newer sim games.
This one was actually developed by Nintendo. That must be the reason.
I thought both SimCity 3000 and SimCity 4 were excellent too.
I never knew about the cutscene at 600k as well. First time seeing that and hearing the music. Thanks for the work you put into this vid.
I spent so much time playing this back then. I really loved this game. The SNES version was, for the time, very good and easy to play. Damn you, got me nostalgic. I miss my SNES.
Brings back memories. I haven’t heard or seen this in probably 25-30 years, but it instantly comes back.
I am just a casual SimCity player whom doesn't have much contact with the more professional part of the community (I play it for music and nostalgia mostly) and seeing this just blew my mind
I remember trying to get that metropolis stage as fast as possible because the music that goes with it is just awesome!
Funny how this was the first Sim City I ever seen and noticed before the PC version, then again PC wasn't really a gaming rig back then and this game was mostly aimed at 30 year old office worker or someones Uncle who wanted to relax a bit with a game of Sim City after staring and spreadsheets
Haha, thats true. My uncle introduced me to this game when i was like 10. My brother and friends only played games like Mario, Street Fighter, Donkey Kong, i didn't even know a game like this was a thing. I remember always saving then leaving the game on while I was sleeping or at school to build up money and hoping I wouldn't come back to a half burnt down city.
Sm0keyMcP0t420 Doom was the PC game that made me realize "PC is awesome!"
This game played a big part in my childhood.
This was imo the best version of Sim City
My favorite simcity games will always be
1.Simcity SNES
2.Simcity 2000 PC
3.Simcity 3000 PC
4.Simcity 4 PC
Along with Sim Tower, Streets of Simcity, Sim Copter, and most of sim mania games that my sister and I are so proud to have!
This needs to be released on the Switch SNES player. Ive been waiting for this game since they released the SNES player.
I remember when played this game in 90s that song was happiness first build city game awesome great times!! ty for this
5:20:30- Congrats on Super Megalopolis! I love this game :D
This was one of my fav games back in the day, but its the one that brings back the most nostalgia. In perhaps the most 1991 thing ever, my brother named his city "YoTown" after hearing "911 Is a Joke" by Public Enemy.
Absolutely awesome work man, I share your vision of this game being the most user friendly version that's why I got my kids playing it!
man this soundtrack brings back so many memories. Doesn't even seem that long ago :/
The nostalgia associated with this game is incredible
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The fact that you built your house 1 hour and 46 minutes into the game broke me haha
You miss out on the cool house upgrades if you wait to build it :(
I can't find a single video or picture of how a mayor's house looks when we get a megalopolis. They never build their houses when it's still a Town.
5:21:06 Megaropolis? Is that Engrish?
Clever lad. :P
Misspelled English dude
Came for the music, stayed for the feels
Pajama Search Cities Comparison (PajamaGamerMC)
Village - 1/1/18
Town - 2/1/18
City - 3/25/18
Capital - 5/5/18
Metropolis - 9/27/18 (My Birthday)
Megalopolis 1/1/19
Never seen such a complete playthough!!! So much excite. SNES playlist has taken some time to get through! Those RPG's always take awhile. Again thanks for the trip down nostalgic lane. This and Civilization (hint hint) on the SNES. When sleep was not required.
Thank you. My mother and I used to play this together. Let it play overnight to build up money. Eventually we only were making slums and couldn't figure out why. This makes sense. Also knowing you don't have to put your Port next to water is an Ah Ha moment LoL. This, Zelda, and FF1 were tops in our book!
Thing I loved about this game was the "natural" disasters that could occure to your town LOL!
So many times you left out like 1 square when "zoning your parks", and my OCD was all like @#$^@#$%@#$%#@%
43:35 you put the stadium WHERE? What is this, Springfield?
Hahahaha exactly my thoughts when I put it there. (It was actually because it was an awkward size zone and I didn't waste as much space putting it next to the power plant than if I had to screw up the grid for one building. It doesn't need roads or power even to make the game give you its benefits, so I keep it far away). But yeah, the chili dogs they sell during the seventh inning stretch glow in the dark! Good sales gimmick, right?
@@NintendoComplete Why You Build Parks Everywhere???????
@@nashcarreon8693 It raises land value and makes stuff grow faster
@@NintendoComplete I'm Filipino But I'm Still Like SimCity
@@nashcarreon8693 That's cool, but why is being Filipino related to liking SimCity? ;)
The music in this game is so relaxing
I love this game!
Had to comeback here after watching AVGN's recent video. Good times.
SimCity is a city-building construction and management simulation game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, the developer(s) is Maxis and Intelligent Systems the publisher(s) is Nintendo.
Come here for the music, thanks for uploading.
This music along with the Street Fighter II music is basically the sound of my childhood... what an incredible OST it is.
Still the greatest version of Simcity of all time
Finally a video that has a SNES game that I have for my SNES
Even though I didn't own an SNES or original cartridge at this, I did buy it on the Wii virtual console back in the day and loved playing it
The sound is very relaxing.
I love this game! It taught me much that helped in Civics, Sociology, History, Security (understanding the nature of urbanity), Political Science, etc. The music, guide, sound effects. It's beautiful - peaceful. Some say government etc is evil, but as a ruler this is all I'd do...
I like your basic planning, makes me want to play again. If I do, I'll remember it, because I could never win the game. Thanks :)
The music in this game just always hit
5:34:36 - Start Scenario
Sim City was one of the best Super Nintendo games
My 10 best Super Nintendo games
1. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
2. Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow
3. NCAA Basketball
4. SimCity
5. NHL Stanley Cup
6. Street Fighter Alpha 2
7. Killer Instinct
8. Barbie Super Model
9. Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest
10. Pilotwings
"Where we're going, we won't need roads..."
Name the city, ONETT, I fell in love with this guy
This brought a smile to my face!
This game looks so early gen SNES (I mean it came out during the launch window of the SNES so it makes sense) I love the look of these launch titles. So simple yet so charming, you know?
Hey by the way Alex, maybe you could please do a week long marathon of some early SNES titles? They are so interesting to me and I'd love to see what your opinions are on them!
TheOnionKingdom I've done a lot of the 1991 games already. Have you seen my SNES playlist?
I def did know what you mean. These ones that bridged the generations are pretty awesome.
Oh! I didn't see that you had some of them! My apologies!
TheOnionKingdom Np :) there are still more to do yet! I just recently did Lagoon and UN Squadron which were about the same time as this, if you haven't checked them out.
Some disaster scenarios were based off real life ones, especially the San Francisco Earthquake.
However, the others were only make-believe.
And it's way past 2010 which there really wasn't a Nuclear Meltdown in Massachusetts at all.
Come 2047 and Rio De Janiero would still be standing strong.
*I CAN'T BEAT THE SCENARIO*
THAT'S IT! I'M GOING TO SPEAK TAGALOG
The music for this version of the game is easily the best
maikayl_jakksun 2019 “Respect and dignity.”
@@themanwnoname3454 I'm Filipino But I Will Speak Tagalog In SimCity SNES
SimCity 2000 is the best ever SimCity❤
2010: boston nuclear meltdown? thank god that didn't really happen
I've been playing this on an emulator recently. Takes me back to Summer Holidays in the mid 90s.
My Cousin Rick use to have fun turning Godzilla loose. Then one day after us 2 goofy 10 year olds watched Robocop, he said he wished Clarence Boddicker was a disaster option. His favorite villain of a time.
Why You Build Parks Everywhere
wow! very impressive. no port of simcity can match the snes one
The scenario Boston, where the meltdown occurred you could pause the game right at the beginning with the controller and bulldoze all the reactors. Then build new once all your good to go.
Oh yeah! Back in autumn 1992. First time I have heard the soundtrack since then. Magic.
Love that you named it Onett
Ahh the music, that wonderful music!!!!!!!!!!!
Too bad it doesn't support SNES mouse.
Mr. Grongy Which is very strange because the game originally come out on the PC. And yet in the PC version, you can use a mouse to build buildings. But for some reason, Nintendo wanted their port to be controller required.
the gamepad control is very good. no problems
This came a year before Mario Paint arrived so naturally, there's no mouse support for SNES SimCity @Lavon Media, not shoving or forcing you to use the normal controls.
It is a good thing that the controls are very simple. Seriously, if you've never played the game, trust me, it controls so much better than what it seems like with this kind of game.
Seriously, the pad does the job perfectly. It's the result of Nintendo themselves reprogramming the game from the ground up specifically for the SNES. The time, effort, and money they spent to do it right really paid off. I actually think the mouse would be worse for this than the streamlined pad controls.
i remember starting the game, an letting it run over nite to get alot of taxes money so i could build lol
Never Play Map 666
Reason:
There Will Be Cross When You Build A Megalopolis In USA Or Philippines
Boy get out of here with that
what a great game and memories i have of this game. always played it when i went to my mother's boyfriend and me and his older brother and dad would play this for a few hours
Great Nintendo complete, were you left doing something else waiting for time to pass in the game?
Back to my boyroom. No worries and a safe haven 😍
That "please wait..." Part nearly had my heart in my stomach
The Super Famicom / SNES version of Simcity had more to offer compared to the original PC version.
if this game is a spectacle, then the music from the home screen, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD! it's wonderful
I love the idea of people coming to worship *large mario* 260 years from now
one of my favorite games. when the music repeats it doesnt get annoying unless you listen to it forever. I'm super glad my dad got.me into this game and other games like street fighter. (and games in general. I'm into a lot of fighting games because of him)
I hope this comes to Switch SNES Online.
So futuristic with its long loading times! Reminds me of early CD games 😉
But that music.... takes me back!
I still remember the 1st time I got a skyscrapper! I was so happy
Anyone else get reminded of earthbound with the music?