VC in Brief: SimEarth (TG16)
by David Hinkle 
{ Jun 22nd 2009 at 5:45PM }
SimEarth: The Living Planet (TG16 CD-ROM, 1 player, 800 Wii Points)
We say: Best played on PC
We say: Best played on PC
This week's release is an oldie, but a goodie: SimEarth: The Living Planet for the TurboGrafx-16. It's been a long time since I played this game, and it's still as fun as I remember it. It's much better on the PC (way better controls), but, if this is your only way to play the game, I'd suggest you check it out.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Adv2k1 @ Jun 22nd 2009 5:59PM
The cool thing is that some SNES games that used the mouse like Mario Paint should work perfectly fine with Wiimote if they ever decide to re-release it. To bad this game didn't have that option.
Even if it did I am not sure if I would have the patience to really enjoy it.
The Conduit is coming out this week, that's going to be taking up my time . Mars can stay a cold barren planet. Maybe we can donate Mars our Co2 and cure our global warming and have a spare earth like planet :-)
Katotetu @ Jun 22nd 2009 8:34PM
Okay, just want to put this out here cause I'm a science geek: Mars's atmosphere is 96% Carbon Dioxide. So why do we need all these generators?
Investig8or @ Jun 29th 2009 12:11AM
This is... slightly interesting..
Courtney @ Jun 30th 2009 4:26PM
Man, I loved playing this on my old 386 (along with SimAnt). May have to track down an old PC version.