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PowerHouse (PC, 1995)

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$39.99

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Excellent condition Big Box new and still sealed with original shrink wrap intact. CD rom version.

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In this engaging business simulation set in the year 2020, cutthroat conglomerates compete for the energy and resources still available for mankind's use. The fast shrinking global assets that provide the basis for life as we know it are up for grabs. Your corporation with you as CEO, must explore the world and find crucial deposits of energy, build an empire with futuristic technologies to exploit these findings and expand your operations in direct opposition with three other factions also intent on controlling the world's dwindling reserves. You'll challenge these competitors for the rights to develop nine distinct, vital resources (coal, nuclear, oil, gas, geothermal, wind, water, hydroelectric and solar). You'll need to build, maintain, research, develop, extract, survey, refine, and manage aspects of your conglomerate and deal with varied types of governments. Financial and production reports will keep you informed of your progress while tracking your bank and stock holdings for expansion and growth. <br><br>PowerHouse uses live action video, professional acting and is modeled on worldwide economics and politics. You can customize the world to use realistic Earth-like energy deposits or randomize it for replay purposes. It's a look into a possible not-too-distant future where mega-conglomerates compete for PowerHouse status.