It is not impossible here http://toucharcade.com/2013/10/29/r...le-devices-courtesy-of-frontier-developments/
So you link to an unknown website on the internet and believe it?
Look these are the facts:
Atari is bankrupt they are selling their games here is the list:
If no one buys it the franchise dies with the company. Theres not much else to say on the subject.
As of today - no one bought RCT franchise, so it looks effectively dead.
Look these are the facts:
Atari is bankrupt they are selling their games here is the list:
If no one buys it the franchise dies with the company. Theres not much else to say on the subject.
As of today - no one bought RCT franchise, so it looks effectively dead.
Your talking rubbish Atari is not Bankrupt and RollerColler Tycoon would go back to Chris Swayer becuse it's his game
http://einfogames.com/news/atari-frontier-developments-focus-rollercoaster-tycoon-3/
http://www.develop-online.net/press...tforms-and-to-distribute-atari-titles/0185169
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Again read proper sources:
What you posted does not say much about any thing other than distribution of the game which is already made...it doesn't mean you will suddenly see new iterations of it.
Also the games does NOT go back to Chris Sawyer what ever that means. He is the founder of the franchise and still makes money from it regardless of the death of the franchise.
Argue all you like but these are the facts its been posted on all game websites for a while now.
If you had played RCT on Nintendo 3D you will know already how it just won't work almost no one bought it. Tablets do not have the hardware, so the game would have to have huge sacrifices which would just be pointless when you can buy the full game for $5 on PC.
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http://www.bloomberg.com/article/2013-05-29/at8nKJgr9h.w.htmlWhat you posted does not say much about any thing other than distribution of the game which is already made...it doesn't mean you will suddenly see new iterations of it.
Also the games does NOT go back to Chris Sawyer what ever that means. He is the founder of the franchise and still makes money from it regardless of the death of the franchise.
Argue all you like but these are the facts its been posted on all game websites for a while now.
If you had played RCT on Nintendo 3D you will know already how it just won't work almost no one bought it. Tablets do not have the hardware, so the game would have to have huge sacrifices which would just be pointless when you can buy the full game for $5 on PC.
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So if it is old news why does it say
29 October 2013 - Cambridge, UK. Frontier Developments plc (AIM: FDEV, "Frontier" or the "Company"), a leading developer of video games with studios in Cambridge, UK and Halifax, Canada, has signed two agreements with Atari Interactive, Inc. as part of its future ecommerce plans, relating to the publication of RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 (‘RCT3’) on new formats and also online distribution of the existing RCT3 and other Atari titles on PC and Mac platforms.
http://www.gamasutra.com/view/press...w_platforms_and_to_distribute_Atarititles.php
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