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I'm confused... this is just the season finale in 5 episodes, right? If so, I think the scientists are going to get stuck there or captured by the survivors. And yes, they will find out about Juliet's and Ben's secret before they come back to get her.

Super Paper Mario for Wii Chapter 3-1

I've added Purgatorium, Hand-made, and pump - thanks Gumball and Calaway!

Awesome news, everyone! First of all, the new name for the coaster is "Nightmare" (so we don't get all angry about whether or not I spell it wrong) Congrats, Steffen_DK! In other news, the 3ds station has been finished. I'm not going to post any screenshots yet because Jared is putting some finishing touches. I'll start working on a logo tonight and will hopefully get some screenshots up tomorrow. Expect a download and video later this week!

^RCT3 has the booster bike.

If SFGAm gets QBots, I will buy one every time!

^That was my purpose!

Here is a list of terminology and definitions that refer to coaster simulations for your convenience! If anyone has a suggestion for an addition or modification, please post it. Oh yeah, please don't steal! If something says "see '........'", the word is an acronym or abbreviation. Roller Coaster Simulation Encyclopedia 3ds - A three-dimensional object that is used for any kind of scenery in NoLimits AHG – See "Automatic Heartline Generator" Auto Flanger – A tool that adds flanges to a track’s supports in NoLimits Automatic Heartline Generator – A tool that correctly banks a NoLimits track to get rid of any lateral forces Block – A section in a track that allows a train to stop in case of an emergency or if the next area of track is occupied by another train Block Section Mode – Coaster uses blocks to regulate train positions CoasterSims – A website that is available for people to download, rate, and share their NoLimits, Scream Machines, and Ultimate Ride: Coaster Deluxe coasters CSO – See "Custom Scenery Object" Corkscrew Follies – The first expansion pack for Roller Coaster Tycoon 1 Custom Scenery Object – A scenery object that was not included with any Roller Coaster Tycoon games Element – A pre-made track segment that can be scaled and mirrored for use on a NoLimits Coaster Elementary - A tool that creates elements by using mathematical formulas E-Stop – If something bad should happen (a train valleys or crashes), the other trains are brought to a stop when they reach the nearest block Flange – The joint between two supports Gravimetric Studios – A website created by Jennifer “Tia” Lynn that offers many helpful NoLimits tools such as the Object Creator and Elementary Hand-Made- Any NoLimits track that is not aided by the use of tools such as the Automatic Heartline Generator, Elementary, or the Purgatorium. If a track is run through a track smoother, it is still considered to be hand-made. Loopy Landscapes – The second expansion pack for Roller Coaster Tycoon 1 MCBR – See "Mid Course Brake Run" Mid Course Brake Run – A section of track in the middle of a coaster (after the lift and before the end brakes) that normally uses blocks to insure safety Nl – See "NoLimits Coaster Simulation" NoLimits Coaster Simulation – An extremely powerful roller coaster simulation program NoLimits Dev Center – A website used for people to show the development of their NoLimits coasters Node – The section between two segments of track used to shape those segments; in NoLimits, a track node is indicated by a three-dimensional blue dot Pump -An inconsitency in an element's radius on a NoLimits track. These can be seen by sitting in the back row of a train when the front cars "pump" within an element. Purgatorium - Created by Theme Park Review's redunzelizer, this program can rotate track pieces created in Elementary by the Z, X, and Y axis and much more. Track is manipulated by mathematical calculations, so it is not recommended for people that have trouble visualizing 2D images into 3D images or NoLimits novices. RCT – See “Roller Coaster Tycoon” RCT1 – See “Roller Coaster Tycoon 1” RCT2 - See “Roller Coaster Tycoon 2” RCT3 - See “Roller Coaster Tycoon 3” Roller Coaster Tycoon - A popular theme park simulation game series started in 1999 mostly available on the PC and Mac; it has one title for the Xbox console Roller Coaster Tycoon 1 – The first game in the Roller Coaster Tycoon series; its expansion packs are titled “Corkscrew Follies” and “Loopy Landscapes” Roller Coaster Tycoon 2 – The second game in the Roller Coaster Tycoon series; its expansion packs are titled “Wacky Worlds” and “Time Twister” Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 – The third game in the Roller Coaster Tycoon series, the first one to feature 3d graphics; its expansion packs are titled “Soaked!” and “Wild!” Soaked! – The first expansion pack for Roller Coaster Tycoon 3; Soaked! featured the add-on of pools, slides, laser shows, Atlantis theming, and tropical theming The Scrap Yard – A place where abandoned NoLimits coasters lie; these usually unfinished tracks are available for anyone to download and work on Time Twister – The second expansion pack for Roller Coaster Tycoon 2; Time Twister featured the add-on of scenery objects and rides from different eras including prehistoric, medieval, and the future Track Packager – A NoLimits tool that puts everything included with a coaster into a single “Package” file including 3ds, textures, and a track Wacky Worlds – The first expansion pack for Roller Coaster Tycoon 2; Wacky Worlds featured the add-on of scenery objects and rides from different areas of the world including Europe, China, the United States, France, and more Wild! – The second expansion pack for Roller Coaster Tycoon 3; Wild! Featured the add-on of animals, dozens of new coasters and track elements, custom billboards, prehistoric theming, and safari theming

Automatic Heartline Generator - it correctly banks NoLimits Tracks

10,000 Brownie points for naming the coaster after my dog! Hey - that was really creative to use wooden coaster tracks for catwalks on the turns.

Arcade machines are SO much less complicated than pinball machines... almost everything is electronic - not mechanical.

WORST. IDEA. EVER. They're totally going to screw up this awesome Euro-Fighter with a crappy Nickelodeon show?!??

^^Man, that was a rip-off!

What did the 100 Millionth buyer get? A free download off of iTunes?

Super Paper Mario for Wii Chapter 1-3

I used to cry when I was little because I was the only one in my family who couldn't see them.

Your body can take a coke if you have it once or twice a month. It's people who drink 2-liter bottles each day that harm their bodies.

We just got the last copy of Super Paper Mario at Game Stop today - best game for the Wii yet! I'm a little dissappointed that it doesn't use the battle system (just hop on the enemy's head), but the whole "flip between dimensions" thing doubles each level's playability. I'm on Chapter 1-3, so I can't wait to see more of what Nintendo has to offer in this one!

Google rocks! That just made my day.

I know... Miller Light in a Budweiser Park?!?? 1000th Post

Sorry, we were talking about Mt. Olympus AND SFGAm last night, I forgot to change that.

Oh my gosh, is that Crazy Mouse's layout exactly the same as Ragin' Cajun from SFGAm? Crazy Mouse Ragin' Cajun

Awesome! I can't wait to see it.

I want to go back to Hersheypark so badly! I've only been on Comet and Trailblazer when I was 6. By the way, is Trailblazer still around?

Being we and the park are in Wisconsin, sometime in mid June would be a very good idea rather than opening weekend. Mid June is more like "Don't worry, it is summer rather than "Oh, it's snowing a bit today and only 30* outside - we're going to have fuuun!" Either way, though, I'm excited! I like thecoasterkid's idea, too. But even if we do have a meet-up at SFGAm earlier in the year, I'd still meet up with TPR at SFGAm, so it doesn't really matter. My advice is to pick a day where it absolutely CANNOT be snowing (Late May and beyond) and go from there. But can you set up a table with "Theme Park Review" on it to make us feel special?