There's nothing fundamentally wrong with any of it, other than the fact that it's not going to retain your interest for too long. Which is annoying, as with a touch more variety and a larger sense of scope Pizza Connection 2 would have been a tasty little number indeed. Unfortunately, while the earlier stages of the game hint at a much larger underworld of crime, corruption and Soprano- style mob activity, by the time you've taken your first steps into the dark underbelly of society you quickly realise there's not that much to it. The food management business sim is actually just a means to an end, a way of getting from a low-rent version of SimCity to a low-rent version of Gangsters. What's less in doubt is that as you grow, you'll need to start taking a pro-active approach to eliminating your competition. Whether you go the cheap and cheerful Pizza Hut route or tread the higher class Ask Pizza road is up to you. You start by opening a humble pizza parlour, hiring your staff and stocking up on ingredients, and quickly have to work your way towards a burgeoning pizza empire. The focus on pizzas in Software 2000's follow-up to a game no one has ever heard of is somewhat misleading.
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