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Nein
Theme Park was released early 90s and Theme Park World was 3D and released at the end of the Playstation 1's life cycle.
I concur, I've noticed of late that TONS of ''OLD'' game's are re-appearing on here as well as the green 'CRAPPY'' ones..so yes.. Im annoyed at seeing this as well.
Man I miss Bullfrog.
True "Theme Park" & "Theme Park World" are different.
Anyways "Sim Theme Park"(known in N.A.) is my favorite coaster park game of all time. I hope EA re-releases it on GOG.com or a polished version of that game, I mean it was already perfect.
R.I.P. BULLFROG!!!!
RCT3 had alot less cartoony graphics and the actual rides resembled the real thing even down to the sound and also had great customization which let you create all kinds of dark rides.
All the rides in theme park world was pretty much just made up.
The only thing about RCT 3 that could be considered childish is the menu screen, nothing else about it seems any less mature than RCT 2.