316: RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic

Watch Out for Fireballs!

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Leisure, Comedy, Video Games

4.7 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 13 May 2021

⏱️ 110 minutes

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It's a management sim with a touch of whimsy and customers who are dumb as rocks. This week we talk about the classic theme park development game RollerCoaster Tycoon, breaking down its systems and talking about how we learned to meet the goals it set for us. And we talk a little about real amusement parks along the way.

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0:27.3	Now on to the show.
0:57.3	My name is Gary Butterfield.
1:25.1	My name is Cole Roths.
1:26.7	Here's the thing to watch out for fireballs is a game squad podcast.
1:31.0	And this week we are talking about roller coaster tycoon classic, which is a management
1:36.0	sim developed by originate technologies, and published by Atari for the PC and mobile
1:42.6	in 2016.
1:44.6	We...
1:45.6	Yeah.
1:46.6	Yeah, this version of it.
1:48.2	Yes.
1:49.2	Even though it is just an updated version of an old game.
1:53.4	And this is a cool vanity pick.
1:55.2	This indeed it is.
1:57.2	I love management sims.
1:59.2	I can't play them normally recreationally because I fall into a hole with them.
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