VideoGameCritic wrote:ActRaiser - your wildest fantasies have come true!!

Look in my Jaguar section - I reviewed Rebooteroids (with dial controller) a while back. Your welcome!

Thank you!

Rebooteroids with the dial controller.

Not that I have it, but I'd love to read your review. I'm trying to figure out if I should keep my Jaguar or downsize. Seeing it in the link made me really want it as all the comments say it's akin to playing Asteroids mated with Tempest 2K.

I second the Cuphead recommendation. Too hard for me, even on easy, but I loved the levels I could master.

pacman000 wrote: Hey, what kid wouldn't want to make their own Disneyland or Six Flags?

Sounds like you're the perfect type to invest! Go for it! I'd love to know if it works out.

I played the original game a lot when I was a kid, and it was always fun trying to build the biggest, meanest roller coaster possible. I would gauge my success by the amount of barf on the paths. :P Haha That's awesome! For me whenever we'd go to the amusement parks as a kid I'd always have to stop...

20% of $250 is $50. The real money comes from the share or split prorated of 25% of the profit. Does anyone actually buy roller coaster tycoon games? It doesn't seem like all that interesting of a premise to me personally. I'd rather sock my money in index funds unless it's an actual game I'd buy.

It's weird. It looks like an Atari subsidary is trying to figure out how to lease out rights using a novel approach to fund development.

If this was something I'd be interested in buying it might be a fun adventure to try. Maybe, if they picked a remake of Outlaw instead?

That's pretty awesome. Nice find.

hehe, I remember playing this one. A D sounds about right. If I recall though, I played it on Easy so I could try to make progress quickly. It had an interesting premise at least which is more than I can say for a lot of games.

That was a good read. I really enjoy reading game developer diaries as well. Did anyone else subscribe to Game Developer Magazine? I don't think they print anymore but it was always a fun read. Gamasutra.com is their web presence if anyone else is interested in similar tales.