Park / Nightingale

  • 16-February 12
Park_2233 Nightingale

25 Comments

  • wheres_walto%s's Photo
    United States wheres_walto Offline
    After a second look at this, on a home computer rather than a lap top, the colors are much much more vibrant and that really changes my opinion on this. I never noticed how different RCT looks on differents monitors.
    posted 13 years ago
  • tyandor%s's Photo
    Netherlands tyandor Offline

    After a second look at this, on a home computer rather than a lap top, the colors are much much more vibrant and that really changes my opinion on this. I never noticed how different RCT looks on differents monitors.


    Most laptops have very crappy screens, especially those in the lower price ranges. Also the problem is that resolution can be quite an issue when viewing rct parks. Blurring always occurs because my monitors are 1680x1050 (my 15" laptop) and 1920x1080 (desktop 22" screen) which can be quite annoying. Posted screens always look good atleast because they don't have the scaling issue. I still think my rct2 looked best on my old massive 19" CRT 1280x1024 screen xD.

    Anyway back on topic. The design definately does have some flaws, yet it works together weirdly enough. As a whole I really like it. Why? Simply because of the fact it has character.
    posted 13 years ago
  • posix%s's Photo
    Germany posix Offline
    My opinion is the review. Good work Cocoa. Now you need to break it to the next level. And I'd be happy if that be in LL :)

    tyandor, CRT's did have better colour display as well as higher refresh rates than LCDs. If you want to take the time you can hack RCT2's resolution to be 1680x1050 to avoid the scaling.
    posted 13 years ago
  • verti%s's Photo
    United States verti Offline

    tyandor, CRT's did have better colour display as well as higher refresh rates than LCDs.

    .. in 2003.
    posted 13 years ago
  • Magnus%s's Photo
    Germany Magnus Offline

    .. in 2003.

    Yes indeed.
    I am very much into photography, actually working in this industry. Can't image how hard it must have been to foresee the printed results from a CRT back in the days.


    Whatsoever, when I looked at the screen on top the forums, I thought this was from Park Asterix. Seeing the overview it did not hold my attention for too long. Whatsoever, nice to see another release of yours and hopefully you can take the next step soon.
    posted 13 years ago
  • Cocoa%s's Photo
    Australia Cocoa Offline
    ^I haven't worked on parc asterix in 3 or so years... :p Bigger things are coming though, rest assured
    posted 13 years ago