- Platform: Windows 98 / Me / 95
- ESRB Rating:
Everyone - Media: CD-ROM
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Hasbro Interactive has managed to make an old-time favorite even better. This version of Monopoly includes the features we have loved for years--Boardwalk, Community Chest, Go Directly to Jail cards--but enhances enjoyment with some new features. Players can completely redesign the game board by importing their own images or using the included clip art. The 3-D graphics have never been this detailed--you can take game play down to street level and actually see your tokens dance around the board as they pass through the extravagant neighborhoods surrounding Park Place or the down-and-out areas along Mediterranean Avenue.
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Play the PC Version of the world's most popular game. Choose from 10 of your favorite cities and play using landmarks from: New York, D.C., L.A., Chicago, San Francisco, and many more!
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3.5 out of 5 stars (19 customer reviews)
55 of 62 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Even Better Then The Original, Nov 29 1999
By HorrorJunky4Life "Horror Book Fanatic" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Monopoly 2 (CD-ROM)
I bought the updated version of Monopoly about a month ago and I've been impressed with the new features that the sofeware comes with. Not only can you choose different cities, but you can add your own photos, rename the different properties, and add or subtract how much you get each time you pass go. I highly recommend this game. It is worth the money that you will spend to get it.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Monopoly Two - Should I bother?, Dec 23 1999
By Timothy James - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Monopoly 2 (CD-ROM)
Is the new version of Monopoly worth it? In a word, Yes! Though I do miss the animations that were in the original Monopoly, this version not only has the new player pieces, but comes with 10 different city boards and allows you to make your own as well! The interface is user friendly and I would recommend this to any board game fan.
25 of 31 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
One of the best games out there right now..., Jan 2 2000
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Monopoly 2 (CD-ROM)
This game is extremely addictive and excellent so I'll talk only of its faults. The graphics are decent but the words don't show up on the gameboard as crisp as I'd like to see; that could be just my PC though. There are some minor visual bugs that are annoying but don't affect gameplay much, such as "mortgaged" tabs not appearing on certain properties when appropriate, and the trading screen sometimes doesn't change when you tamper with it while the AI opponents enter another trade offer. The interface is excellent except for the fact that the AI opponents interrupt your activities sometimes with trades and house-building, which can be annoying since you can't do anything until the AI is done. The AI is not strong since it will let you buy a railroad & utilities monopoly; also the PC will fall for imbalanced trades such as the player getting a yellow/green set in exchange for say, an orange or light blue set. You should be able to win any number of computers every time with these clues. I went to the website and didn't see any patches or patch news, just some ads for other Hasbro products and some monopoly tournament news. There are only 6 very repetitive soundtracks, which is dissapointing, but the 10 city boards do add variation to each game. The voice acting and token animation are top notch. In conclusion, Monopoly 2 is definitely superior to the boardgame: there's rich multimedia to liven up the game, no hassle, no mess, no cheating, and you can play in a good chair with correct posture without having to move your arms around constantly. The game goes a lot faster without the need for actual players to handle money. This game is definitely the last good game to have come out in 1999 and is worth the $30.
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