The first instinct is to turn the music off as quickly as possible, and it's a wise thing to do. The music is altogether another problem, something like the sound of a man wailing while a dog rolls around on a keyboard with a harmonica strapped to his back. Sound is minimal but satisfactory you'll hear everything you need to hear. Never-the-less SimCity is a beautiful game, although zooming in as close as possible might cause some loss of retinal activity. Some effects are static and bizarre, like the animation of a giant robotic eye its level of articulation is akin to that of a dead spider. Although you never see people waltzing along on the streets of your City, buildings are presented with clearness, allowing you to tell what everything is. Pixelage and graininess is minimal, and the colors are fresh and vibrant. Despite the fact that cars look like little matchboxes zooming around on square wheels, which could theoretically cause some horrendous accidents, everything is pretty and sharp. This game is rooted in cement as the best game in the serious, a sleek game that was beautiful for it's release date, and an engine that allowed you to keep track of all the problems and various different situations that the game could present. Ever wanted to be the mayor of a sprawling city? Wait, ever wanted to be a god-like figure in a sprawling city? Even though that sentence sounds bizarre SimCity 2000 places you in the game as the "mayor" but in fact the game provides much more variety when it comes to what you can do.
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