Disco Tycoon
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Disco Tycoon is a simulation about building and running a disco or a club. The player has to find a matching building and realize a concept. This is done by choosing the interior design and hiring staff. All aspects of the club have to be managed and it is important to keep an eye on the income and expenses. By attracting patrons and keeping them happy, the revenue can be increased. The earned money can be re-invested into the business.
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You have to find a suitable building and create your disco or club. You need to design the interior and hire staff. As your club attracts more people you can reinvest the money you earn in your disco, making it bigger and better.
Nightclub Tycoon is a fun management game in which you'll have to open a club within a week. Do you like to go dancing? Have you always wanted to have the hottest disco in the whole city? In this cool management game you'll have the chance you've been waiting for. But you only have a whopping 30 days to get your project up and running.
First organize some decent boxes, some inventory and staff. Let it rip and earn enough money and prestige to become the magnate among nightclub owners. Do you have what it takes to make a name for yourself among the club owners? Find out now and have fun with Nightclub Tycoon, as always online and free on Silvergames.com!
Michael Quadrini passed away at his home in the west end of the city on Thursday, following a long illness. The businessman is best known on Tyneside for launching a luxurious floating nightclub on the Quayside 40 years go.
He purchased a former Irish Sea car ferry and transformed it into the Tuxedo Princess. Thousands who partied on board retain special memories of its revolving dance floor and staff dressed in sailors' uniforms.
The club owner was husband to Valerie, dad to Nicholas and granddad to Marcus, 24, and Nicole, 21. He also leaves behind his two sisters Angela O'Neill and Roslinda Wright and business partner Sheila Quadrini.
He opened the Tuxedo Junction nightclub in Newcastle in the-late 70s just as the disco craze arrived. During the 1970s and 1908s the venue, on Market Street, attracted everyone from Princess Margaret to Kevin Keegan.
One of its unique attractions was the tables had their own telephones. The idea was that if you liked the look of someone on another table, you could ring them and offer to buy them a drink, or ask them to dance.
In March 1983, The Chronicle reported how Michael was ready to launch an exciting new project on Newcastle Quayside. He had bought the 1961-built SS Caledonian Princess - a former Irish Sea car ferry - to turn into a nightclub.
However police said resources would be over-stretched and there were enough licensed premises in Newcastle already. This led to the Tuxedo Princess being homed on the Gateshead side of the Quayside underneath the Tyne Bridge.
The boat opened to the public in December 1983 and attracted pop stars, TV personalities and Newcastle United footballers. It remained there - on and off - for the next two and a half decades, becoming part of modern Tyneside folklore.
The Tuxedo Princess was briefly moved to Glasgow, Scotland, and the Tuxedo Royale took up her position. When the original nightclub returned, the Tuxedo Royale was moved to the River Tees in Middlesbrough.
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