If you’ve been to a computer game store recently, you may have noticed a trend: There are a surprising number of new PC games with the word “tycoon” in their titles. Then again, one of the most ...

Frontier Developers is aiming to make the animals and zoos of the new Zoo Tycoon the most beautiful and lifelike of any previous Zoo title, the developers told Polygon during a demo of the title at ...

The game offers a lot of freedom in the way you can play, whether you’d like to work your way through preset campaign modes or create an entirely chaotic zoo. Zoo Tycoon has also had resilience in ...

"I fed a giraffe and then it might have had a baby." The text was from Chao, one of Vox Media's support managers. Apparently she'd fed my giraffe in Zoo Tycoon, and it might have had a baby. My ...

Overview: Zoo Tycoon is a game developed by Frontier Developments, and published by Microsoft Studios. The game is coming out exclusive to Xbox One and Xbox 360 on November 22nd, 2013. Walmart has a ...

It's not the first ever zoo simulation game, of course — we've seen a couple of iterations of Zoo Tycoon before. But unlike previous park-inspired sim games, your visitors won't be your top priority, ...

Of all the tycoon games available on the PC and home consoles, Zoo Tycoon is probably about the easiest one to translate to the Nintendo DS. The concept of the game is simple enough to be shrunk down ...

"Create the zoo of your dreams," reads the back of the Zoo Tycoon box. This is an exciting prospect. In the zoo of my dreams, visitors ride around on kangaroos. The gift shop is run by talking bears.

Zoo Tycoon hopes to poke at people's attention by letting them design and run a zoo (something most people consider fun, unlike Airport Tycoon, or Laundromat Tycoon), including all of the ...

limitations, that time is not now. In Zoo Tycoon 2, gamers are placed firmly in the managerial shoes of the Zoo director. And while you manage hiring and firing, construction of exhibits, the adoption ...

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