SimCity on Super NES introduced a generation of console fans to a strategy game that was, until that point, only available on personal computers. The game’s role in popularizing city-building ...

SimCity is one of the most revolutionary titles in video game history with 36 different ports across PC platforms and home consoles, yet one platform mysteriously missing is the Nintendo Entertainment ...

Late last year, news broke of impossibly rare artifact from the age of the Nintendo Entertainment System. SimCity was the classic simulation game for PC and just about every other console, and it was ...

SimCity fans received an historic gift this Christmas, as the long lost NES version of the city management simulator was revealed to the public for the first time. The NES version of SimCity emerged ...

Max Roberts is a Staff Writer at DualShockers located out of Orlando. When he's not buying Shovel Knight for the umpteenth time, he is probably tweeting about how DOOM was too long or how Uncharted 4 ...

This year, we learned that a long-lost version of the classic gaming series SimCity, originally meant for the NES, had found its way from Nintendo’s archives to the hands of collectors. That story got ...

For anyone who grew up with an NES and a subscription to Nintendo Power, they can likely recall the anticipated release of the original Sim City in 1991. Despite the highly acclaimed Maxis game ...

Unseen for decades, ROM is now preserved by the Video Game History Foundation. Gamers of a certain age probably remember that Nintendo worked with Maxis to port a version of the seminal SimCity to the ...

SimCity on the Super Nintendo was groundbreaking — it managed to combine the joy of simulated city building that Mac and Amiga gamers enjoyed into a family-friendly console title that anyone could ...

A rare NES port of Will Wright‘s 1989 building game “SimCity” has surfaced after 27 years, thanks to the efforts of preservationists from the Video Game History Foundation. The port was announced ...

While SimCity is best remembered on the PC front (or perhaps the Super Nintendo, since there was a great port for that system), at one point there was a version made for the Nintendo Entertainment ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The port was announced alongside its 16-bit SNES cousin and made a brief appearance at the Winter Consumer Electronics Show in ...