The game goes even deeper with researchers, who think up new upgrades for your rides, new shops, and new features, such as giant fingers, or mountains to decorate the park, and then lets you design your own rides. Specifically, you create the food and drink stands, bathrooms, hire staff, and build paths, sideshows, roller coasters and other rides that make up a park. The game provides you with the tools, the customers, and the all of the necessary money and equipment to start up a moderate to large-sized park, and then guides you into the right direction to developing it any way you want. Gameplay For those of you not familiar with any of the Theme Park games, the idea here is to create a thriving, successful theme park, such as Six Flags' Magic Mountain, Disneyland, or Great America. Theme Park Roller Coaster's not necessarily a brilliant use of the PS2's engine, and it's not revolutionary, but it's incredibly addictive, in its own particular way. It's safe, non-violent, obsessive micro-management at its best. It's fun in the way that tinkering with a gadget is, compelling you to experiment and modify it until you find a winning formula.

Theme Park Roller Coaster, otherwise known as Sim Theme Park on PlayStation and PC, is the newly reworked, shinier, flashier version of the game for PlayStation 2. And yet, once again, Bullfrog has worked its eccentric yet universal gameplay magic on us again with this new shiny remake of the PlayStation and PC game, Theme Park Roller Coaster. It makes fitting sense that Bullfrog would create a game in which your success depends on the amount of sugar you formulate drinks with, the amount of salt that goes onto French fries, or how much fat packs your burgers.

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