City Life

City Life

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City Life: World Edition US Bound

CDV and Monte Cristo today announced that City Life: World Edition will be coming to America. The game is an update to the 3D city simulator City Life. World Edition will ship to retailers in the U.S. on January 15, 2007.City Life: World Edition expands on the original game with new buildings and landmarks. There's also an editor for creating user content. City Life: World Edition also features an MP3 import option so you can listen to all your favorite music in the game.

City Life: World Edition to Ship on January 15, 2007

CDV Software Entertainment USA and Monte Cristo announce the upcoming North American release of City Life: World Edition, a significantly updated version of City Life, a fully 3D city building and management simulation. City Life: World Edition will feature new maps, over 100 new buildings, famous landmarks from across the globe and a built-in content editor to truly make each city the player's own. City Life: World Edition is set to ship to North American retail on January 15, 2007.

City Life: World Edition, the follow-up to the critically acclaimed city builder, City Life, keeps all the great aspects of the original and expands the possibilities through exciting new content and features. Over 100 new buildings, including famous structures such as the White House, the Eiffel Tower, the Kremlin and others will be available in the game, along with new maps and a fully-integrated content editor.

Build a Truly Magnificent International Metropolis with City Life ...

CDV Software Entertainment USA and Monte Cristo are pleased to announce the upcoming North American release of City Life: World Edition, a significantly updated version of the acclaimed City Life, a fully 3D city building and management simulation. City Life: World Edition will feature new maps, over 100 new buildings, famous landmarks from across the globe and a built-in content editor to truly make each city the player’s own. City Life: World Edition is set to ship to North American retail on January 15, 2007.

City Life: World Edition, the follow-up to the critically acclaimed city builder, City Life, keeps all the great aspects of the original and expands the possibilities through exciting new content and features. Over 100 new buildings, including famous structures such as the White House, the Eiffel Tower, the Kremlin and others will be available in the game, along with new maps and a fully-integrated content editor.

The Facts About City Life

The World Edition of City Life is the follow-up to the acclaimed game, City Life. While Will Wright perfects the simulation of eating and excreting with The Sims, CDV is continuing the simulation of city manipulation with the World Edition of City Life. Players can now customize just about every aspect of their city and every building in that city.

In a fact sheet released by CDV today, players can get a little info on the upcoming city builder that gives players the in-depth option of customizing their own buildings. New landmarks and more gameplay features are poised for City Lifes release, on January 15, 2007 for PC.

Fact Sheet

Twenty-seven included terrains and over 300 distinct structures -- from run-down tenements and corner gas stations to elegant villas and imposing skyscrapers -- are available to challenge players

New international landmarks such as the White House, Eiffel Tower, Kremlin and Statue of Liberty provide the opportunity to create a truly international metropolis

Gameplay can be pursued in an open-ended sandbox mode or in a goal-oriented approach

A powerful game engine takes into account population density, pollution, economics, education, the mood and social background of the citizenry, and much more to create a rich game experience

An extensive city editor allows players to create sophisticated and challenging city management situations, while a new in-game building editor allows the modification of all buildings; these can then be shared online with the City Life: World Edition community

Players can import MP3 music files to build and manage their city while rocking (or relaxing) to their own soundtrack

'City Life: World Edition' Announced - Screens

City Life: World Edition, the follow up to the critically acclaimed city builder, City Life, keeps all the great aspects of the original and expands the possibilities through exciting new content and features. Over 100 new buildings, including famous structures such as the White House, the Eiffel Tower, the Kremlin and others will be available in the game, along with new maps and a fully-integrated content editor. Now players will be able to create or customize buildings within the game, then share them online with other City Life: World Edition owners. Players will also be able to listen to their favorite music while playing the game by simply importing their favorite MP3 files.

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