Well there is that excellent computer game Sim City.  There is a bunch of
material at their site www.simcity.com.  I think you can play online with
some of the older versions.


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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] looking for ideas: urban planning exhibits or websites


> Has anyone seen websites or exhibits that allow people
> to build their own cities?
>
> Thanks,
> Nicolai
>
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