to configure products, industries, goals and other items. Capitalism Plus is compatible with Windows XP and Windows Vista. Reception Capitalism and its Capitalism Plus SKU together sold 150,000 copies by 2000. Shortly after the release of Capitalism in 1995, a review in Next Generation commented, "The game is complex, but don't let the novel-sized manual fool you. It may be daunting at first, but this is one of those sims that you'll play for hours without even noticing." The reviewer scored it four out of five stars. Capitalism also made appearances on The Discovery Channel, and CNBC-TV Cable. In 1996, Harvard University and Stanford University began using Capitalism for educational purposes. Professor Tom Kosnik said, "Capitalism is a world-class, hands-on learning experience I've used at Stanford School of Engineering and Harvard Business School. Gamers not only learn the subtleties of growing an entrepreneurial business but also learn about leadership and team building necessary in any business situation." On October 21, 1996, BusinessWeek reviewed Capitalism, saying: In 1996, Computer Gaming World ranked Capitalism as the 6th most difficult game ever, calling its economy simulation "so thorough it should include a free MBA in every box." The magazine has also praised the game as highly enjoyable and addictive. PC Gamer nominated Capitalism as the best simulation of 1995, although it lost to Apache. References External links Capitalism at GameSpot Official Capitalism II site Official Capitalism Lab site Capitalism Plus Review July 30, 1997, The AVault 1995 video games Broderbund games Business simulation games Classic Mac OS games DOS games Video games developed in Hong Kong Video games featuring protagonists of selectable gender Games commercially released with DOSBox