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Back when i was a young lad the 'enter' key was called a 'return' key and sim city looked like this
and 12 years ago i was 20, now Im an old man telling storys
Usually on the back of the box of every commodore 64 game they showed the Amiga version pics, sadly Pappa Leermeister bought a commodore 128 instead because it was compatible with the commodore 64 we already had.
instead of the colorful sim city i played the one above. Throughout my child hood i recall looking at Amiga graphics on the back of the box of games only to be disappointed to see what it was on the commodore 64.
And i always thought, when i grow up id buy an Amiga. But instead i bought an 'IBM Compatible', here in this confusing modern world.
Back when i was a young lad the 'enter' key was called a 'return' key and sim city looked like this
and 12 years ago i was 20, now Im an old man telling storys
Is that the Boston map? I don't think that's San Francisco...Back when i was a young lad the 'enter' key was called a 'return' key and sim city looked like this
and 12 years ago i was 20, now Im an old man telling storys
Back when i was a young lad the 'enter' key was called a 'return' key and sim city looked like this
and 12 years ago i was 20, now Im an old man telling storys
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Looks very similar to the first version of SC I played too, was on the Commodore 64. For those that know of its significance, I also played Raid on Bungling Bay on the C64, being the game that inspired Will Wright to create SC.
12 Years ago I was 31....but I started playing games at a young age, I dont remember exactly when but it was around late 1979, early 1980. Man things sure have changed in city builders, games overall, and technology in general too.
I played the C64 version of the original SC, and also played it on its original Macintosh release too, my brother had one of their first laptops, which of course took up and 2-3 laps in reality
Yeah, it was that computer that was far less popular than its predecessor the C64. Admittedly the Amiga was better than the average PC at the time and quite good even compared to the Apple Mac's of the period...but like the BETA and VHS the better system doesn't always win.
