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Nintendo Switch gets classic game you remember from your childhood

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Published 18:36 21 Nov 2024 GMT

Nintendo Switch gets classic game you remember from your childhood

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Olly Smith

Olly Smith

Your Nintendo Switch is about to get a big dose of nostalgia thanks to a new re-release of a classic PC game coming next month.

If you’re like me and grew up playing video games instead of doing homework, there are probably plenty of games that give you fond memories.

Depending on when you grew up, this could be anything from Super Mario World and Policenauts to Halo 3.

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Better yet, the Nintendo Switch library is a carnival of classic retro games you might hold very fond memories of. Classic games like Super Mario 64 and Castlevania come to mind as retro games that now reach a wider audience thanks to the Switch.

Here's a taste of other retro games available on the Switch!

Now, if the Switch wasn’t already one of the best consoles ever, Atari is bringing RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic to the platform next month. Which means I'm in danger of spending another tenner on this game.

Originally released in 1999 for PC, RollerCoaster Tycoon and its sequel were developed by Chris Sawyer who aimed to make a game centred around running your own theme park.

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The game had you complete a series of scenarios in which you could build rides and stalls to attract visitors to your parks.

The game was especially memorable for its guest system, in which every single park visitor had their own name, likes and dislikes, and overall mood metres for you to keep them happy. If guests weren’t too happy, they’d offer feedback to help you improve the park.


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RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic is an enhanced version of this, bundling the first two games together with some new quality-of-life features while keeping the experience as close to the original as possible.

This version of the game first came to mobile phones in 2016 with input from Sawyer himself, who had a long-term ambition to bring the game to touch-screen devices. It was a popular app for its time and is often regarded by fans as one of the best management sim games of all time.

RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic is out for Nintendo Switch on 5th December, 2024.

Featured Image Credit: Nintendo

Topics: Nintendo Switch

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