by Marshall Brain | February 25, 2008
My son David is a huge fan of Roller Coaster Tycoon 3. He can play with it for hours, designing new roller coasters, water slides and entire amusement parks. But he had never thought to try this:
What’s interesting is that the physics engine is able to model it so well, even though it is a aspect of the game that the designers probably never anticipated.
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