I played some years ago on my old PC with a CRT monitor. I bought it recently on GOG. It runs well today on my Windows 10 PC. The resolution is OK on my 1920x1080 monitor. I have run into just a few bugs. One is a guest getting stuck in a queue when a roller coaster is shut down for a mechanical problem. He blocks the maintenance guy from entering to fix the ride. It took some doing to figure out how to clear the problem without deleting the ride. Another is that some of the preloaded roller coasters make it impossible place the entrance and exit doors because the tracks are blocking them. Why include them? Beginners may get stuck on this while figuring out how to modify the coaster. I think a ride that comes already set up should work without needed mods. I'm also having some problems with the research settings. It's not clear now if the research is going on. Other than these issues, it runs quite well. The user interface is fairly intuitive. It's easy for a beginner to pick up. It's a fun game. I didn't take me long to get 1000+ guests in my park and it's still growing.
It has horribly fuzzy graphics on my Windows 10 PC with 1920x1080. Also it seems like a very unintuitive user interface. Perhaps it was good in its day, but I doubt I will play it again on my modern PC.
I used to play SimCity 2000. I liked the user interface much better than SC3000. I find SC3000 very unappealing. I can't complain too much because it was on sale. But I doubt I will play it again.
