SEGA To Distribute The Tower SP

SEGA is planning to release the Sim Tower game for the Game Boy Advance: The Tower SP.

The Tower SP is an in-depth sim experience that allows the player to design, build, and manage every aspect of successfully creating a skyscraper. Players will decide where to place apartments, hotel rooms, office spaces, restaurants, commercial shops, elevators, and a multitude of other construction items in their building. As the tower grows, players will have to deal with a multitude of real life situations such as fires, insect infestations, burglaries, and of course the occasional unhappy tenant. Only with savvy design and wise management skills will the player's tower attract masses of patrons and tenants.

"The Tower SP delivers a simulation-style gameplay that will be refreshing to Nintendo Game Boy Advance fans," said Scott A. Steinberg, Vice President of Marketing, SEGA of America, Inc. "This game will not only challenge players' imaginations to build the coolest towers possible, but develop their management skills as well. SEGA has always delivered innovative titles that challenge gamers in new ways; The Tower SP is another feather in Sega's hat of innovation."

The main goal in The Tower SP is to achieve a "Five Star" building rating and gain official "Tower" status. This can only be achieved by completing specific objectives and creating a building that is a marvel of both efficiency and design. Happy tenants play a large roll in the building's success. A large tenant base insures income to the building, but it is imperative that the building management keep its tenants happy. Unhappy tenants will vacate their offices, apartments, and hotel rooms, thus affecting the player's bottom line and the building's "Star" rating.

The Tower SP is currently set for a release in the US in March 2006.

More information and screens on The Tower SP can be found here.

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  I was really bad at this game for PC.

  Nintendude, 30-11--0001 at 00:00
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  This is made by Ninty - Thus better.

  skarma, 30-11--0001 at 00:00
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  Actually, Vivarium developed this. Nintendo published it in Japan. Played the Japanese version myself a few times, it's basically equal to the PC version of Sim Tower, yet graphically (and controlling-wise) a bit lower

  Dennis, 30-11--0001 at 00:00
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  well.. at PC I had some fun with this Game.. if they´re gonna release a DS-Version with some gameplay improvements I would consider buying it.

  Sildorian, 30-11--0001 at 00:00
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  itll be very hard to see the buildings, ppl, and text

  ctkxtreme, 30-11--0001 at 00:00