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This RCT (Deluxe version) is basically the same as vanilla RCT2 (with a few minor tweaks and fine tuning). You wouldn't be getting anything new from buying regular 2 over Deluxe 1 except for less scenarios.
But what RCT 2 lacked in released, it made up for in expansions. The two, Wacky Worlds and Time Twister, add a lot more interesting scenarios and alternate versions of the existing rides and stalls to match various themes. Nothing too extreme, but it does add a lot more flavor.
Between the two, if you can get RCT2 and the expansions for around the same price as RCT Deluxe, then definately buy 2. If that isnt the case, then just stick with the classic.
As far as 3 goes, if comes down to your choice. It is definately more far-out and experimental in UI and display, which can either be good or bad, but it is also the only one I know of thus far to include an actual complete sandbox and the ability to ride the roller coasters. The Soaked and Wild Expansions also add elements of water parks and wildlife parks to the mix.
Conclusion: either 2 Deluxe (1 Deluxe if it's cheaper) or 3 Platinum.That, as stated above, comes down to wether or not you like 3.
3 is 3D, has sandbox and looks nice, but AI is very, very, very buggy for scenario play, and the physics for some of the rides you create is laughable.
The expansions of RCT1 also added a lot of themes and a lot of new rollercoaster types, however it might feel like you've always had those as in RCT2/3, those are the 'classic' ride types. Buy RCT1 if you want to play scenario's, RCT2 if you want sandbox (however you may never have everything enabled at the same time).
I was being sarcastic, don't take that seriously
But seriously though, 2 added barely anything and the scenarios are better in 1. 3 has very different gameplay. I would say get both 1 and 3. Oh and skip RCT 3d and 4mobile. (spoiler alert: One is pay to win and the other has extremely dimmed down features) OR what you can do is hold out until next year when RCT world comes out.
I think this sums up the differences between 1 and 2 pretty well http://uk.ign.com/articles/2002/10/04/roller-coaster-tycoon-2
I wouldn't wait for RCTW (however I would like to try it), as I don't see how multiplayer co-op would be more fun in tycoon games. Everybody has their own strategy and you'll often block each other (using the same land, using up all cash, idea's about coaster design and safety...).
I will admit, playing the original and going through the starter maps to unlock more maps and options on rides was one of the best experiences i've had in gaming (even if it was a bit tedious for a 7-year-old me that couldnt understand loans).
Perhaps it was a bit preemptive of me saying that the expansion packs for 2 were compensation for it not being much different than the original. They were without doubt lacking in comparison to what the ones for 1 did. But I still feel that they added more culture (if that is the correct word) and diversity to the franchise and, overall, weren't that bad (there is the issue with the "new" coasters being a new paint job for the other coasters without the track designs, which did bug me). I may get some people who disagree, and that's ok. We don't all like chocolate.
As far as mechanics, I hardly notice the difference between them (2 does have the option to clear scenery in a select location, which can be very helpful in the scenarios). 3 is still the odd one out, but is overall a solid entry, minus bad AI programming (if you watch Nerd Cubed, you would see he creates a coaster designed specifically for turning people into mist, with an intensity rating of 57, and the cars are all filled up with guests).
So, once again, it all comes down to your personal opinion. All are fairly strong games with same core gameplay, with changes primarily in context in execution. My suggestions above were primarily based from an economical standpoint, which shouldnt be your major deciding factor. Look over what we've all said, find what best suits your style, and enjoy it.
Only complaint would be the lack of middle mouse button options for zoom and rotate...
But it has been great!