Rollercoaster Tycoon Reviews

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• tvdw 16th Jul 2006

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  Good Points: Addictive Fun Do what you want!

  
  

  Bad Points: The graphics aren't as up to date as they could be and there aren't many cheats for it!

  
  

  General comments: Overall Rollercoaster Tycoon is a very addictive game, not as good graphics as there could be, but it is an old game. It is very good value for your money, and it puts you in the position of God, deciding what you want to do, keep building- stop or close the park!
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• jasonwebb 14th Jan 2005

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  Rollercoaster Tycoon gives me a rush, as you have total control over the design and development of a whole amusement park. This game does score over games like 'Theme Park' (although always remember we would not have roller without it) purely because of its simplicity of use, yet depth of play.
  
  The basic premise of this game is to take either an empty park or an existing but flagging park and turn it into a profitable business. You start each scenario with a limited arsenal of rides and from ...

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• poe 10th Sep 2004

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  Rollercoaster Tycoon - To me the thought of building a theme park that once it gets going is semi-self-supporting seems incredibly simple, so, I was vaguely surprised when I found myself trying to complete the same simple level over and over again. If you own the game you probably know which one I mean, it's the desert one which has a rather boring name like Desert Dunes or something along those lines. As I said in my summary of bad points, I found myself getting highly frustrated when all the ...

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• John Candy RIP 13th May 2004

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  Management simulations like Rollercoaster Tycoon have always wielded a strange hex over me. Personally, assuming the mantle of God provides unnatural and unhealthy levels of gratification. I don't consider myself a rabid control freak; in fact I have a reluctant relationship with utter disorganisation in the real world. So why would a game like Rollercoaster Tycoon appeal then? Allow me to explain.
  
  The premise of Rollercoaster Tycoon is unquestionably simple: create, manage and maintain a ful ...

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