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So when I found this game with the original game and two editions included at this great price I just had to have it. I love this game. I had played this game when I was a child, but was missing one of the cds. :-D Good purchase.
I had never played it until my girlfriend let me borrow it. I have always had dreams of creating or owning my own amusement park. But anyways, this game rules, and having the CF and LL expansions on one disc just makes it more convenient and easier to play. Well that idea changed when Roller Coaster Tycoon came out. And I always thought those dreams would be impossible to achieve. I had always seen the commercials on TV and i envied those who had a copy. I'll shut up now, 5 stars
But instead I completed scenarios quickly and then had to waste a bunch of time before moving on to the next area.One other frustration of the game is that designing rides can be super-costly, since you have to build and test while your simulation is running. It's almost instantly accessable to gamers of all ages. Here's a game that will eat your time like no other. Poor design or mistakes suck up cash as you have to constantly backtrack and lay new track to fix problems. The interface suffers in some areas (especially while designing new rollercoasters) but it gets the job done.The expansions (bundled with the original game in RCT Deluxe) bring more of everything: more rides, more themes, more shops, and more scenarios. RollerCoaster Tycoon puts you in charge of a theme park, and you have to build it from empty fields to thriving business by yourself. If they'd stop as soon as you did what you were supposed to, it would be infinitely better. RCT2 alleviates this somewhat by allowing you to design coasters outside of the game and then your mistakes don't cost you money.That said, I'd definitely recommend this game - it's really great and a lot of fun, and very addicting for the first several scenarios.
It would be especially good for young children as it's largely nonviolent, doesn't have a very steep learning curve, and is a rather 'cute' game. They blend seamlessly with the original game to simply provide a more well-rounded experience. The graphics are clean and bright, the sound design spot-on, and addictiveness level is unmatched. The scenarios are particularly well done as they each come with unique and varied objectives - a welcome change from the "build a park, then build another park" progression offered by the first release.One of my biggest problems with most Tycoon games is scenario objectives that say "complete X and Y in Z years", and then force you to wait around for the time to pass even though you've finished the goal. But it's not worth beating all the levels and I imagine most gamers will grow bored before they exhaust everything the game has to offer.
Just like in the old days. I can finally play right along with the kids. They love it too.
This game is great and very addictive. I was very happy to find out it works with Vista too.
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