Tom’s Guide: SimCity iPhone review
The game can only be played in landscape mode and there is no option to rotate the screen or to do a 3D spin on the city model — but the sprites and detail level are astonishing for a game that is running on a smartphone. In fact, Sim City for the iPhone looks even better than Sim City for the Nintendo DS. This version is pretty much a port of Sim City 3000 and besides some tweaking and UI changes, it plays almost identical.
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