Fast Food Tycoon 2

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Fast Food Tycoon 2
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Developer(s) Software 2000
Publisher(s) NA Activision Value Publishing
EU Software 2000
WW Assemble Entertainment (digital re-release)
Platform(s) Windows
Release
  • NA: October 9, 2001
  • EU: February 2, 2001
Genre(s) Business simulation game
Mode(s) Single player

Fast Food Tycoon 2, also known as Pizza Connection 2 [1] in Europe, is a business simulation game on the PC in which the player starts out as the owner of a small pizza parlor and must gain popularity and eventually own the pizza empire. A sequel of Fast Food Tycoon, Fast Food Tycoon 2 incorporates a variety of variables of which the player must overcome to reach unique goals in 10 different international cities, ranging from New York City to Moscow to Tokyo. A sequel Pizza Connection 3 was slated for 2018 release. [2]

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