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Submitted by Cat 1531d ago | review

Gamespot Reviews Thrillville: Off the Rails (6.5)

Most of the micromanagement from the console versions is gone, but laying out parks and interacting with attractions is still fun.

The Good

* Can build your own parks and go on the rides
* The air hockey, minigolf, and skee ball minigames are really good
* Placing rides is a snap, thanks to the touch-screen controls
* Lighthearted 3D graphics and carnival noise convey the right
atmosphere.

The Bad

* Money and guest sentiment aren't really factors
* Fewer park layout options and ride parts than the console versions
* Coasters are prefab except for a few interchangeable parts . (Nintendo DS, PS2, PSP, Thrillville: Off The Rails, Wii, Xbox 360)
Tipsed by: Cat
6.5/10

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