#Sims 3 roller coaster series#

You can't change the music of various rides, as there's only one song that plays while you zoom out. You can't change the colors of any of the rides you might build.

#Sims 3 roller coaster series#

Not to mention, all the customization you have come to expect from the series is practically gone.

Oh wait, you got THREE saves in Final Fantasy I. This would be tolerable enough, if it were an old RPG game. If you want to work on a new park, you have to completely delete your old file. And even then, you only get one save slot. The only time you can save any game at all, is when you're playing in Sandbox mode. Rogue-likes do it all the time, all the way back to the Apple II-g systems and DOS. You should at least be able to keep a saved version of the park in memory while you turn off the system. But more on that later.ДЇirst off, once you start a challenge park from story mode there is no saving your progress and coming back to it later. No I can't, I hit the park object limit halfway through a coaster. Now that I'm expecting the reduced functionality, I can go on to enjoy the game. I immediately took to calling it RCT Junior just to make myself feel better. It was a dream come true! Finally, an RCT I can take on the road! Then I started playing it, and noticed several shortcomings. When I first bought Roller Coaster Tycoon 3D, I was ecstatic. Or, you know, 'building a boat hire, because you're, like, on a lake.' Or, heck, making use of the terrain to make cool tunnels and such. Or being able to adjust the price of fries in the Old West town you just built. If you ever played the original, you remember the endless hours spent tweaking that one coaster you tried to build in that back corner. Thank to this game, Atari may never be interested in publishing another Roller Coaster Tycoon game ever, and that's even more upsetting. It's downright heart-wrenching how n-Space treated the RCT franchise. But I had to get my opinion out there somehow.

There are many reviews out there that are better suited to explain my thoughts on the game. By 1wolffan | Review Date: November 14, 2012