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We have RCTII with Wacky Worlds exp. pack & also RCTIII... however we only just played RCTIII for the first time a few months ago due to not having a decent enough video card to run it. So a Geforce 4 later and we finally have ignition, but now when the park gets to a certain size we are having problems with the virtual memory running out... any suggestions on how to fix this or are we going to have to upgrade our computer? :(

I've got every single one of the RCT thing. All the expansion packs (expect the new one for RCT3). I, personally love RCT2, it's a lot easier to work with.

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I have: RCT 1 - Original - Loopy Landscape RCT 2 - Original - Wack Worlds - Time Twister RCT 3 - Orignal - Soaked ...I think I have the entire RCT collection. Chaos-Maniac, same here! I like working with RCT 2 better as it's easier.

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^ You don't. :P Don't forget the RCT3 expansion pack 'Wild!' It's very good too. It's not just about animals. There are some nice flat rides and coasters for one thing. You should be able to pick it up now for about $30, $40 tops.

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I have the following: RCT RCT Loopy Landscapes RCT2 RCT2 Triple Thrills Pack RCT3 RCT3 Soaked! RCT3 Wild! RCT3 Platinum Been playing RCT3 a lot recently (damn it is good having a computer that can handle it) and you are interested in the park I am doing send me a PM for the development site link.

What RCT3 Platinum? I've got Soaked and Wild for RCT3, is platinum just those two expansions bundled into one box or is there more rides/scenery/whatever on the platinum game?

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^ Platinum contains the original game plus both expansions. So it's really great value! No additional items though.

I'm thinking of getting platinum. What kind of prices am I expecting and is it worth it? What kind of things do the expansions offer?

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RRP of $69.95. Soaked! - obviously, waterslides (including Tornado... except you don't have the cloverleafs) and water rides (including Rollersoaker), pools, laser light/water shows, dolphin and killer whale shows, two new themes - Atlantis and Paradise Island, new entertainer - Shark costume, new challenges, passport stations, speaker objects, waterfall tool, tunnel tool Wild! - animal exhibitions/houses/enclosures/animal keeper/viewing galleries - lion/tiger shows - safari expeditions - elephant rides - 12 Wild! scenarios - two new themes - heaps of new flat rides/coasters - mouse wheel support - billboards of various sizes you can assign any image to, DartCam (where you hit escaping animals with tranquiliser darts from a helicopter), animal breeding. Some of the new rides include the splitting coaster where the track splits with each having its own independent coaster train and a robocoaster where a robotic arm with seats on runs parallel to a Wild mouse style track , a dizzy dropper coaster which runs on a sideways track, etc. So you're definitely getting value.

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Which expanison is better? Soaked! or Wild! and in what ways?
If it came down to one or the other, Wild! is a lot more enjoyable. As good as Soaked! is, the waterslide lineup is quite basic really. Have a look at the feature set of each one and decide which appeals to you more. The billboards are definitely one of the best expansion additions to date since it allows you to customise your park's look pretty easily without having to make custom scenery.

The billboards are in Soaked too though. IMO I'd rather have soaked as I quite enjoy just building waterparks without coasters or flatrides, and the slide lineup may be small, but it pretty much covers the main types (racers being the exception) so you can build whatever you like really.

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