(And I did some further minor retouching in February of 2006.) Please note that as of Jan 2001 I created an improved version of these tiles, which I have named 'Ian's Retro Tiles - normal2001'. It is the set that you should use if you want to play SimCity normally - i.e. This is the tile set that you should use to 'retrovate' your existing cities. 'Ian's Retro Tiles- normal ' is a complete set of images, that is, it replaces all of the standard SimCity icons. Make sure you get a version of Sim City 2000 that is bundled with SCURK, such as Sim City 2000 Special Edition for Windows. You can obtain them inexpensively, in a single package, on e-bay or at (It seems Maxis no longer sells them). Please do not ask me to send you either program. If your Sim City program does not give you the option 'Load Tile Set', you are out of luck. Any given city may look very different if you open it with a different tile set.) You need a (newer) version of Sim City 2000 in order to use customized tile sets such as my retrotiles. Put another way, a city is the substance, while a tile set is the appearance. A tile set is a set of the images of all the buildings that are, or can be, located on that map. (For those not familiar with the game, a city is a map with buildings and other objects located on it in particular places. You need the program Sim City Urban Renewal Kit (SCURK) to open, view, and modify tile sets.

You need the program Sim City 2000 to open and view cities. All my tile sets and cities were created on a Macintosh and are delivered to Macintosh users compressed as.

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