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Cinema Tycoon 2: Movie Mania 
In Cinema Tycoon 2: Movie Mania, you play the role of a new employee trying revive Mr. Pickwick`s ailing movie theater chain. Restore the Pickwick theaters by taking over its day-to-day managerial duties. Fight off competitors, juggle budgets, manage your snack inventory and pick the best films to boost ticket sales in this easy to play money-management game. Do you have what it takes to create blockbuster entertainment and build a 5-star Cineplex empire?
- Easy to pick up and play
- Choose your favorite movies
- Build a cinema empire
- Enjoy more movie madness in
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU: 800 Mhz
- RAM: 256 MB
- DirectX: 7.0
- Hard Drive: 38 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Cinema Tycoon 2: Movie Mania
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Watch out as it gets harder!
Brilliant game. I thought choosing the films (which a few had very strange names) and marketing was a brilliant touch. I must admit I got stuck on one of the higher levels and lost alot of money. I love all the tycoon games, but this one is a little more special.
September 11, 2012
Fun Business Game
Who wants to be a businessman in the future, you should plays this game for enjoy!
January 24, 2012
Great game..with few huge problems.
Game is fun, no, game is very fun until there is need to restart a mission, then...disaster. You HAVE to continue playing until you go bankrupt. There is no "Restart Mission" button, instead you have to loan a lot of money and "forget" to pay back that money.
In my case I wasn't blessed with option to loan money, so going to bankrupt was something to desire.
At the end, I had to create new profile, and replay all previous missions (this must be some new way to extend game life.)
There are few other problems like bank refuse credit even when you have plenty of money and no loans at all, customers getting robbed but you can't hire security until you have more than 4 screens, and game help is something that left to be desired (there is something called help, but it's not). My expectation for this game was not high and it was pleasant surprise until I needed to restart mission, then game forces me to fight with this lack of option trying to start mission and get back in fun zone...after hour of trying game won.
Anyway, game, characters, story is fun, but that lack of Restart mission option leaves bitter taste about this game.
November 8, 2012
Challenging? I think so!
With all the complex variables present in this game, it offers quite the challenge to meet your goals. A definate must-have if you enjoy the Time Management category.
January 3, 2012
Above average
I bought the game after hearing things about it. It's pretty short but overall well done. A lot of it is repetitive once you get into the story but for the $2 or so I paid for it (there was a deal on) it was worth it. For the full $10, it's not worth it because of the brevity of the game and the limited replay value.
January 15, 2013
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