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The 3DS is the same as Atari taking a giant shit on the franchise.

9 of the first 10 results on google would explain that one.

Atari, the guys we all know and love for RCT and at the same time hate for a lack of RCT4, have just filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy http://goo.gl/VRykJ So maybe with any luck, they'll sell the rights for RCT to someone who will actually listen to their customers/fans and make a fourth edition.

It's not just parks Australia has a problem with. As much as we'd like to believe we're all intelligent, 10 minutes in any customer service job will clearly prove otherwise.

Well I got as far as making the outside carpark and that hotel/cabin kind of thing in the pic, now I'm not sure what to make from here.

So since I lost all my old parks and custom scenery when my HDDs died, I've had to start again. Feel free to do the usual "this isn't real enough" comments you would normally make so I feel like it's all back to normal again.

From what I remember from Tatsu, the system locks with harness and feet simultaneously, then reports in the booth if something is detected wrong, then the loaders must also do a manual check, then it needed two buttons to confirm the launch (but I think that's the same for most coasters)

My apologies for not being up to your intellectual standard.

I'd take a flyer over a standup ball-crusher any day!

But.... the majority of the people who visit SW are just going to be impressed that they have such a ride in Australia. Sure, there are overseas rides which are greater, but we're pretty damn lucky they've invested in one here.

The way I read it was it's disappointing for the other parks that Seaworld got such a good ride. Seaworld always seemed to be the 'forgotten' park.

Are you going to give them the 20mil + to fund it?

^ Yea I am. Last I heard about it, it was still in development. Also according to a couple of other sources I found just then, it opened 01/05/2011

http://www.geekologie.com/2013/01/gallery-of-chinas-bootleg-world-of-warcr.php http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-01-16-behold-the-amazing-unlicensed-chinese-world-of-warcraft-theme-park Joyland, the once rumoured unlicensed World of Warcraft theme park in Changzhou, China actually exists. Even better, someone went to it and lived to tell the tale. Reddit user FrancescaO_O took pretty extensive photographs of what must be the world's largest copyright infringement and stuck around to answer user questions about the place. Evidently it cost ¥300 million (approx $48 million) to build and there are still new areas under construction. Admission cost ¥200 ($32/£20).

Why don't we all just sneak into the park one night with some quick dry cement from bunnings, solve the problem for them, high-five the polar bears then go home so we can finally stop pointing out this pain in the ass fence we all know about and all know is just to make you visit their shops.

I don't think it's "unprofessional". I think they're just trying to involve the community on facebook which is something they pretty much never touched a year or two back. Good on them for trying something. Plus if they did just focus on their park, they'd run out of stuff to show off within a few weeks. I say good on them for trying something different.

^ I might return to the park

I was taking the piss out of something, can't really remember and was too lazy to look. You're a big boy, you can work it out.

So problem solved. Dreamworld simply takes the entire roxy theatre and puts a sim pod in there and movieworld replaces it with another world class attraction and continue to be years ahead of DW.

Stayed at Treasure Island last year, was pretty good, for some reason we got bumped up to the top floor when we checked in. Nice views. The Sirens show was pretty good too.

you could fit a simulator pod in there.

....they could level the floor

Jobe, if they were to reuse the mountain I believe (from what I've been heard before) that the frame would be the only reusable part of it, the rest needs to change.

I'd love them to do a 4D cinema, but better than MW's one. More effects and a movie rotation of 1-5 years depending on what it is.