I believe that Thrillville has a very narrow audience, and that fact is masked by the E for everyone rating to the point of being misleading. I admit that I read that other people did not like the game, but wasn't clear on why. It is clearly aimed at school children younger than 16. I want my cash back, this game has fatal crashes, immature side games, annoying "puppet shows" with lousy AI guests. There is also very limited creativity in this title. RCT replacement or not, why isn't there a 3D view and custom buildings? The crashes keep me from getting very far. This is one of those titles where you have to research the target machine type to avoid the crashes.
Thrillville target audience
- Thread starter GaryW
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Michael Brookes
Game Director
The E rating just means that the ESRB has deemed that the game's content is suitable for a given age group - in this case children aged 10 or over. Thrillville is a very different game to RCT3, it's more about the experience of being in a park, rather than the building of it.
I might be able to help you with the crashes if you can provide me with more information, when do the crashes occur? Is it after a paticular action? You should also post your dxdiag report in case there's a system or configuration problem. To do this, click Start, then Run, then type dxdiag and click Ok. Then click Save all information and copy the contents of the saved text file into your reply to this thread. Dxdiag reports tend to be quite long, so you will probably need to split it over a few posts.
Michael
I might be able to help you with the crashes if you can provide me with more information, when do the crashes occur? Is it after a paticular action? You should also post your dxdiag report in case there's a system or configuration problem. To do this, click Start, then Run, then type dxdiag and click Ok. Then click Save all information and copy the contents of the saved text file into your reply to this thread. Dxdiag reports tend to be quite long, so you will probably need to split it over a few posts.
Michael