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b'This episode is for all you "PC Master Race" nerds. Outside of Oregon Trail and some shareware games, there\'s really only one PC game I played growing up, and holy hell did I play a lot of it. I loved building roller coasters, charging people $5 to use the bathroom, and of course, picking people up with tweezers and dropping them in the middle of nowhere. This week, we\'re talking RollerCoaster Tycoon.\\xa0\\n\\n\\n\\nI don\'t remember where I first saw this game, but I remember being excited for it before it even released. I probably read about it in a gaming magazine leading up to March \'99, and I vividly remember going to the store after work and buying it one day. I didn\'t even know if our computer was powerful enough to play it, but I figured it was worth the risk. And it was. Partially because my computer could play the game, and partially because this game is awesome.\\xa0\\n\\n\\n\\nIt\'s sad that this franchise has lost it\'s way as hard as it has in recent years, because when it launched, it was incredible. I didn\'t know a ton of people that played it in my circle, but my brother and I played it non-stop. The various challenge levels got old fast, but that\'s not why anybody played this game. It was all about building the greatest amusement park in the world. Sitting there, studying your customers and watching the money roll in was as addictive as anything I had experienced in gaming up to that point. I bought it years later for my Xbox, and I have it installed on my iPad and my phone now, too. I\'ll never stop giving this game my money.\\n\\n\\n\\nRollerCoaster Tycoon is a phenomenal game, and it\'s still my favourite simulation style game of all-time. My buddy Mark McCue loves it, too. He\'s my guest this week, and we\'re going to take you to the official Remember The Game theme park. Admission is free, and good times are guaranteed.\\xa0\\n\\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices'