Some consider the music to be one of the game's best features, compared to the lack-luster gameplay. The garage has a tune composed solely from power tools and machines to make a unique style. The stations range from jazz, techno, country, and rock. The game has many different styles of music to choose from, using a radio control while driving. Zippy's Courier Service has you take the role of a simpleton who must make a certain number of deliveries in a certain amount of time, Galahad's Watch tasks you with first weeding out corrupt cops, then discoving an even bigger plot you must stop, Granny's Wild Ride has you playing as Granny, who has discovered alien plans for invasion in her attic and must stop them at all costs, and Race for Your Life has you play a race-car driver trying to win enough money to afford treatment for a terminally-ill child. There are four different episodes to choose from, each with a set of "episodes" that increase in difficulty. The career mode, in which the player takes part in one of four television shows, with missions being presented as episodes.
In this mode, there are four modes of difficulty: Sunday Driver, Bad Hair Day, Commuter's Revenge, and Crush Hour, the first having no enemies except for cops, and the last being a living nightmare.
The game offers a few different modes of play: There is also a network mode in which players can play deathmatches with up to seven other individuals. As a result, the game was only mostly popular with SimCity 2000 users, which like SimCopter, allowed players to explore SimCity 2000 cities, created by themsleves or otherwise. The game can be controlled with a keyboard, a joystick, or a gamepad. It instead focuses more on the goals of blowing up other enemy cars, winning races, evading cops, and hitting the occasional cow. The game is known to be the black sheep of the "sim" line, since it in no way actually simulates driving with precision. Despite features such as being able to load cities from SimCity 2000 and an excellent soundtrack, the game was known more for its bugs, including unexpected crashes, issues with vehicles stuck in buildings, people walking backwards and being able to drive through trees. It is one of the few games in the Maxis series that Will Wright did not work on. It was almost universally considered a flop. The game is in full 3D, which was a departure from Maxis's normal fare. The novelty of this game stemmed mostly from the fact that the player could race cars around cities that had been created in SimCity 2000. Streets of SimCity is a 1997 computer game published by Maxis.
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