Gaming News - February 2006
New York, NY (February 22, 2006) - Atari announced today that Tycoon
City: New York has shipped to stores nationwide.
From Atari:
In Tycoon City: New York, players aim to become moguls by constructing and
customizing hundreds of businesses in a bustling and realistic simulation of New
York City. Players must create and improve their businesses to outclass the
competition and become rich and famous in New York City. Developed by Deep Red
Games, Tycoon City: New York is rated “T” for Teen.
“Tycoon City: New York City gives everyone the opportunity to make the Big
Apple their own playground,” said Matt Collins, Director of Brand Marketing,
Atari, Inc. “Whether it is running a nightclub, constructing a skyscraper, or
overseeing a Broadway production, Tycoon City: New York offers the most
authentic NYC experience out there.”
Recreated in highly detailed 3D imagery and featuring famous landmarks such
as the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building and Times Square, Tycoon
City: New York offers players a realistic simulation of the city that never
sleeps. Over two dozen in-game partners, including TIME Magazine, Marquee, Nokia
and Tag Heuer, to name a few, lend the game added realism. As a result of the
partnership with TIME Magazine, players that reach the top of their game will
see their likeness promoted on virtual TIME Magazine covers.
In Tycoon City: New York, players start from humble beginnings as a budding
entrepreneur and build a Manhattan empire by creating, upgrading, and
customizing more than 100 types of major businesses based on the needs of real
New Yorkers in the game. Some challenges include overseeing a media
conglomerate, owning a hot new restaurant and managing a Wall Street financial
firm. High-profile industries, real-world brands and a bustling round-the-clock
lifestyle give every player the chance to make it. All of these challenges take
place in authentic New York neighborhoods like the East Village, Chelsea and
Greenwich Village.
Additional information about the franchise is available at
www.atari.com/tycooncity.

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