Games Review: SimCity Creator

FDS/Wii, EA, £29.99 - £39.99

Saturday 04 October 2008 00:00 BST

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The latest SimCity title follows the maxim “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” – so players can expect the usual town-planning extravaganza.

This time, though, a new range of building styles is available and Wii-owners can use their remotes to quickly create roads and train lines. This feature ends up being a bit of a pain, necessitating you to keep a close eye on where you’re laying down new infrastructure to avoid transportation screw-ups. Instead of improving play, the remote makes life more frustrating.

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