Coaster Works for Dreamcast

Pros: Fun, easy to use

Cons: Too short

The Bottom Line: If you like to ride roller coasters and ever wanted to build one, this is it.

Review: With the Dreamcast hardware lowered to around 80 bucks, you can find a lot of software cheap. When Coaster Works came out, it was priced around $30. But when I saw it for $20, I've grabbed it.

Most people love riding roller coaster. And I...

Pros: Easy to use interface, lots of fun.

Cons: Oh so short and not really much to do.

The Bottom Line: Making coasters is fun and this program does it well, too bad it is so dang short :(

Review: My Coaster sim fix like many people began with Roller Coaster Tycoon on the PC. I finished nearly every stage and simply could not get enough of it. When I heard about Coaster Works for the Dreamcast I couldn't wait to get it. Unfortunately it couldn't...

Pros: It's fast and fun!

Cons: You'll get dizzy.

The Bottom Line: It's fun, and will stay fun for a while. Unfortunately there aren't many options outside of building a standard track so you'll shelve it sooner than you may want.

Review: Originally Jet Coaster Dream in Japan, it was finally brought stateside with the name of Coaster Works. Most of the game is quite simple, yet addicting—the key to making a good videogame. Your goal is to design the ultimate roller coaster within your...