Possible for Windows 10?

[Jeff]

Looking into getting RCT3P but I know it was made for windows XP. Does anyone know if it can run on windows 10? my computer doesn't have the system requirements for the new RCTW and is to new for the old games. Any suggestions?

[Mortensenii]

Its been running better on my laptop since I updated to windows 10. Windows 8 had it lagging everytime I moved the screen.

[semaj9001]

The game runs fine for me on Windows 10. I haven't heard about any Windows 10 specific issues.

[Jeff]

Awesome thank you guys so much!!!

[SafetyMan]

just play rollercoaster creator on the internet... lol, jk. I couldn't make you do that.

[BLÀde]

i'm running this fine in w10 even at 2560 x 1440 165hz

[MrNuke1000]

RCT3 can run windows 10 though i have a problem where my computer turns its self off when i try to exit ,oh well xD

[Jeff]

i got the game about a week or so ago and havent had any issues at all so thanks for all the feedback!

[SmashyBro]

It runs flawlessly on my Dell Inspiron, which runs Windows 10. Only thing that bugs me about it is that there are black bars on both sides of the screen.

[semaj9001]

Originally posted by SmashyBro:

It runs flawlessly on my Dell Inspiron, which runs Windows 10. Only thing that bugs me about it is that there are black bars on both sides of the screen.

That's because the game doesn't natively support 16:9 resolutions like 1920x1080p. You can change this in an ini file I think but the ui doesn't scale properly.

[Squeaky Squeak]

Originally posted by semaJ:

The game runs fine for me on Windows 10. I haven't heard about any Windows 10 specific issues.

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[Kitsune Zeta]

The only issue with running it on Windows 10 is the same issue that was introduced with changes Microsoft made starting with Windows Vista: The "Pictures" Library is no longer specifically a folder inside your Documents Library folder. This only really affects custom image billboards, since it specifically starts looking in a folder named "My Pictures" inside of your Documents library folder, and if that folder doesn't actually exist, you cannot specify custom images for your billboards. This stems back to a faulty assumption made by Atari and/or Frontier when they implemented the feature to begin with.

You'd be surprised how many people think the solution is just to make sure that the path "C:\users\{YourWindowsUsernameHere}\Documents\My Pictures" exists, even though that's not necessarily correct.