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Today was/is mine and Josh’s seventh anniversary. A few select said we’d never make it and that he’d leave me high and dry and knocked up. Okay, they were right about the knocked up part. He did it twice, Do I sound like it bothers me? What are we doing for our anniversary? He got me Rollercoaster Tycoon 3 Platinum (PC) for my gift (I got him something *cough* but I can’t discuss it online ). So far, not a fan. I can’t figure out how to get the stupid roads/paths to work without going insan
RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 is a simulation and strategy computer game that simulates amusement park management. Developed by Frontier Developments and published by Atari, it was released in November 2004.
It is the sequel to RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 and is the third game in the RollerCoaster Tycoon series. Although RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 is based on the previous games, Chris Sawyer, the developer of the first two titles, acted only as a "consultant" and was not involved in the programming of this game.
Gameplay
Like the previous two games, the objective of RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 is to complete a series of preset scenarios by successfully building, owning, and maintaining amusement parks. Players can choose from over 50 unique types of roller coasters like wooden, steel, looping and inverted coaster and can also build merry-go-rounds, chairswings, enterprises, Skywheels, bumper cars, swinging inverter ships, gravitrons, log flumes, and ferris wheels, among other rides. Players can also build their own roller coasters, laying out individual track pieces, choosing direction, height, and steepness, and adding elements such as corkscrews, loops, and even on-ride photos. Furthermore, the player can modify the foliage, landscaping and themeing of the park. Players must also balance the needs of the park's visitors by placing concession stands and facilities. The player also must manage the park's budget in the costs of their staff, ride construction and operations, and the income from rides, concessions, and the park entry fee.
Returning to the third game in the series is the "career" mode. Each scenario has 3 sets of goals: Apprentice, Entrepreneur, and Tycoon. In this game, as requested by fans for years, a Sandbox Mode has been added. It allows players to create their own amusement park without any money restrictions or objectives. Players can also design custom scenarios and coasters, as in RollerCoaster Tycoon 2.
Comparison to previous games
The game marks the series' shift to fully 3D graphics, doing away with the isometric viewpoint of the previous two games. However, the player may choose for the game to be viewed on an isometric viewpoint if they wish, meaning the isometric camera hasn't been completely abandoned. For the first time in the series, players can rotate the view of the park 360 degrees, as well as zoom in and out to any degree. One of the most notable additions to RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 is the "CoasterCam", or the tool allowing players to 'ride' their own creations. Firework shows are new to the game, allowing the player to make shows and time them to in-game music. Another feature was the ability to import coasters from the previous games into RCT3. The dashboard and build menu were also both redesigned. Water is reflective, and with the new terrain tools - with options specially created for hill and lake creating - hills and ponds look natural. Rain is handled differently, and can happen at any time of day. Hours and minutes have been added, and parks have hours they are open. The player can also speed up the game's time. Physics are more exact, so rides look and move realistically and coasters have more realistic intensity ratings.
The importance of themed scenery and path lighting has greatly increased. The game will announce when scenery items do not conform to a theme, and with the new day-night cycle, path lights are the only source of lighting for guests walking at night. Staff now have different levels of happiness, and will quit if left disgruntled for too long. Scenery items that are specifically for created buildings have been added. Photo spots allow peeps to take a group snapshot.
Guests
In RollerCoaster Tycoon 3, guests are called "peeps". The guests have been significantly improved on those from RollerCoaster Tycoon 2, with enhanced artificial intelligence, appearance variation ( There are 883,109 varieties according to Sawyer) , and the ability of guests to be grouped together into families, dates, and other types of groups. The game has three age groups of peeps: children, teens, and adults. The intensity and type of rides must be balanced, as visitors' preferences vary significantly from person to person; some prefer intense rides and have very high nausea tolerance levels, while others are just the opposite. In some scenarios there are also VIPeeps (Very Important Peeps) that need to be satisfied to complete the objectives. Should the player fail to impress the VIPeep, the VIPeep will always return to the park several months later and will keep returning until they are satisfied. The VIPeeps are:
Clint Bushton (mix of Clinton and Bush)
Kari Oki (parody of karaoke)
Cami O (parody of cameo)
Bob Waterman (only available in Soaked!)
Joe Sluggerball
Master Smythe (only available in Wild!)
The park inspector is also considered a VIPeep.
There is also a new peep designer, allowing the player to design family and friends to visit their amusement parks. The player can change the hair style, hair color, skin color, clothing, and ride intensity preference of the peeps they create, as well as choosing the leader of their custom group, but the computer randomly chooses the custom group members' nausea tolerance. Custom groups behave like normal groups in the park. Also, custom groups will pose while the leader takes a snapshot.
Expansion packs
The first expansion, Soaked!, adds the ability to create water parks with swimming pools. Besides pools, the player can add other amenities to pools including hot tubs, lounge chairs, diving boards, and more. There are also new pool rides and shops such as water slides, lazy rivers, sunscreen shops, inflatable stalls, and non-water rides. Sunburn is another concept new to Soaked!. The longer the people are out in the sun, the more sunburn they have, which will make them unhappy. Also included are dolphin and orca whale water show arenas. In this expansion pack are new themes: "Atlantis" (a lost underwater kingdom) and "Paradise Island" (a tropical island). Music is disco and tropical themed.
The second expansion, Wild!, features animal enclosures and many new safari-like attractions. It also includes two new themes, "Safari" (with animatronic giant insects and Egyptian architecture) and "Prehistoric" (with animatronic dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals and log stockade architecture). This expansion pack also contains twelve new safari scenarios, new stalls, new rides including safari SUVs, paddle steamer boats, and lion and tiger show arenas, as well as custom billboards plus many other realistic styles of rides, such as the Rotating Tower Coaster or Tilt-A-Whirl. A new "DartCam" is used when animals escape from their exhibits. Music is African and safari themed.
Criticism
The interface when making rides has been criticized for being overly complicated and difficult to use. Reviewers reported a large number of bugs in the initial release of the game, including workers getting stuck, sensitive land editing controls, and the game crashing. Nevertheless, RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 received praising scores on these same gaming websites.Patches are available on a number of sites that fix the number of bugs found in the first release.
References
^ Adams, Dan (2004-10-27). RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 Review. IGN. Retrieved on 2007-07-12.
^ Ocampo, Jason (2004-10-26). RollerCoaster Tycoon 3. GameSpot. Retrieved on 2007-07-12.
^ Abner, William (2004-11-10). RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 (PC). GameSpy. Retrieved on 2007-07-12.
