The 8 WORST roller coaster manufacturers (ranking the manufacturers pt. 1)
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Today is part one of my new series on ranking all of the coaster manufacturers. Today we take a look at the bottom 8. Big thanks to:
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>Worst wooden manufacture and its not even close.
RCCA: Am I a joke to you.
I try to forget about them
Yes. They are worse
@@Coastoons what u mean son of beast looked so smooth and amazing
@@allthingscoasters2551 it LOOKS amazing.
RCCA literally manipulated wood structures and used less wood than actually needed to get more profit.
They also have so many track imperfections, look at any POV of Rattler (before RMC) and you can see how bad it is.
While building SOB the owners of RCCA actually founded a shell corporation that they would get rid of after building Son of Beast to avoid a lawsuit from KI and avoid law enforcement investigations or whatever.
The company was literally made to offer shit quality wood coasters at a cheap price that would cause each parks that got one have severe issues.
@@AnotherSwissRUclipsUser lmao I was saying it as a joke
Yes RCCA, yes you are
Verbolten actually really surprised me. It's smooth, relatively fast, and the launches are quite powerful. It would be nice if there were more like it.
If you rode the Togos in Japan, your opinion will change. I’d say pinfari is the worst
You're probably right about Togo. As for Pinfari, I've never even heard of them before I just looked it up. Whoops
Pinfari is pretty bad 😂
@@Coastoons YOUVE NEVER HEARD OD PINFARI?!
Looping pinfari is the ultimate death trap.
but pinfaris arent at parks those are fair rides second togo is litlerally the worst there gone for many reasons just as k knotts
Maurer Spinning Coasters are great.
I LOVE Laugh Trakk
And skyloops
Crushes coaster is the best one
Verbolten is an incredibly fun coaster that includes the novelty of both being partially indoors and having a surprise freefall track. I dunno if its novel enough to boost its manufacturer’s rating, but it deserves to be recognized for the fun and unique ride it is!
The hyper GTX is really sad because I recently found out that lightning run only cost 7 million dollars. The fact that a company can't sell an amazing coaster for less than an RMC conversation more than one is just plain sad. Chance rides is honestly probably the most depressing manufacturer because every time they try a thrill coaster it's either god-awful (toboggan coaster) and sells a lot or god tier (hyper GTX) but never sells.
Well, Togo's creations in Japan like Bandit or the Togo Twisters seem to be really good rides. Not top tier probably, but still very fun. From Giovanola i've heard that Anaconda is really good and that Titan and Goliath are really smooth. I don't think they are as bad as you make them out to be.
Agreed. Togo's work in Japan is quite impressive and known for being much, MUCH smoother. Wish I knew why their style failed in the US.
goliath is awful that MCBR kills it that ride isnt good at all togo is out of business for a good reason too
@@NickyD Because their creations in North America were horrible, but in Japan they have quite good ones.
@@NickyD goliath's mcbr doesnt kill, it saves life, a woman died because of too much g forces on it prior to the more extreme brakes. Also I find it fun to hang slowly to the side. Furthermore it has plenty of speed for the rest of the twister section to be fun.
Ultra Twister was my favorite ride back in the days of Astroworld and it was a fantastic ride. But everything else in the US is bad.
Few things. One is that you are a very underrated content creator and you deserve more fame. Two is you went too harsh on Giovanola. I have ridden Titan and I can say it isn’t that bad in my opinion. Sure it has almost no Airtime but it has its moments. The bottom of the drop has some amazing G forces and the helixes are very forceful I had trouble putting my hands out. Lets not forget how fast they go. It truly feels extremely fast. Only let down I have with it is the damn break run that slams the ride to a halt. But over all it is a extremely smooth and forceful coaster. And the lap bars are also amazing too you can barely feel them. As for Maurer I can say their X Coaster is complete crap. Very short and painful ride with their lap bars. They stable me so much it is hard to breathe. Only thing it has for it is the hangtime which isn’t that much. This was just my personal opinions and I hope you gain more subscribers soon.
I used to ride an X Coastrr before it closed last year at a local park
Nice views but rough as hell in the front row
Giovanola didn't supply track for B&M, they supplied it for Intamin. At that time Walter Bolliger & Claude Mabillard were working for the company, so Giovanola is technically the ones responsible for the bobsleds, stand ups like Cobra and Shockwave (both Magic Mountain and Drayton Manor), and *shudder* Z-Force/Flashback. However, Flashback was the first coaster to ever use B&M track, and the duo improved so much from that ride. Plus, Anaconda at Gold Reef city looks like an awesome ride, and they may have actually built a 4th coaster known as Tower Of Terror in the same park.
Giovanola actually has a pretty good looking invert in South Africa
My top 3 manufacturers are intamin RMC and GCI
You are way too harsh on Giovanola. Anaconda is a very well liked inverted roller coaster. Their hypers look underrated and the only thing bad about them looks to be the harsh trim brakes.
Anaconda looks pretty good but that only makes up about 1/3 of their coasters and if 2/3 of their coasters are not very good, then I'd have to say they're not good as a whole. I see where you're coming from tho
@@Coastoons they're still decent rides from what I've heard of. They don't have bad transitions, restraints and they pull some decent forces throughout the ride.
I’ve heard that anaconda is better than most b&m inverts
Titan and golifath are boring as hell not worth reriding forceless as hell and not as intense as intimidator 305 which is way better
@@Coastoons you probably didn’t know this but Giovanola actually planned to build a tilt coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain. Sadly though it never got built, but if it did, not only would it have changed the park’s skyline, but in fact, Giovanola would’ve probably still been around today.
Did Giovanola really manufacture track for B&M? I know they did for Intamin, and I know that both Walter Bolliger and Claude Mabillard who later founded B&M worked there, but I don't think they ever made tracks for B&M. The B&Ms for the US were (and I think still are) manufactured by a company in Ohio, possibly some none-US ones as well. I know they found a Czech company later to manufacture track for their Eruopean projects. There are possibly more companies involved since B&M don't have any manufacturing facilities on their own (quite amazing for a top-notch roller coaster company), but I am not aware of any cooperation between Giovanola and B&M.
Giovanola manufactured track for Intamin in the 80's and early 90's, and I don't believe they made track for B&M.
They made parts for B&M coasters (such as the lift hill motors), but no track work for B&M.
Just came back from my first trip to Knoebels and to be honest Impulse by Zierer was surprisingly incredibly smooth and exciting. it was the perfect fit for that small park and plot of land, coming off of the vertical lift and looking straight at a mountain was really really cool. Haven’t gotten a chance to ride Verbolten yet, as my last trip to Busch Gardens Williamsburg was March of 2012 and it wasn’t open, but i’m hoping to get a couple rides on it next time I go!
You might want to re-evaluate your rankings after: Skyline becomes reborn, Maurer Spike coasters become common, Hot Wheels Twin Mill Racer opens (launched inverting Hyper-GTX), and Zamperla comes out of nowhere with Top Thrill 2
Coastertoons: says hyper gtx failed
A new park in Kansas: im about to end this whole mans career
What park?
@@jacota1445 mattel adventure park
El-P and Aesop Rock playing in the background. I dig it. Also you’re making great videos. But yeah. Now I can’t stop playing close attention to the music you have playing in the background 😂
Actually Giovanola were a subcontractor for Intamin. Walter Bolliger and Claude Mabillard worked for Giovanola and then left and founded B&M
Yeah I realized that after posting. I don't know where I got B&M from
@@Coastoons Well they use the same style of track so I can get where you were coming from.
That's also why the infamous Flashback from SFMM, built by Intamin, had track that looked very much like the B&M track
6:50 he rlly didn’t notice the pun lmao
Been on Impulse and Verbolten, but I never realized they were made by the same manufacturer. Verbolten’s two best elements is the track drop inside the show building and then the big drop down onto the water, but everything else was meh. Impulse is a great ride! Definitely a smart addition to Knoebels. Speaking of Knoebels, since they have the Phoenix, have you thought of doing a video on the best oldest operating coasters?
I kinda like Maurer, solely for the Winjas Twins at Phantasialand. Indoor, semi-dueling, well-themed spinning coasters with really cool elements.
Pretty good video overall but one thing. Giovanola didn’t take any business from B&M. Walter Bolliger and Claude Mabillard used to work for Giovanola then left to form B&M. That’s why the track designs are practically the same. Also I don’t think Giovanola ever supplied track for B&M but they were a subcontractor for Intamin which is why if you look at the dreaded Intamin Space Divers they look like they have B&M track
Walter Bolliger and Claude Mabillard were also the two responsible at Giovanola for creating that track design.
When we went to Universal the rip ride rocket was rough for some reason.the saving grace is the ride audio and secret sound track.
ive been on 2 giovanola's they are amazing rides, goliaths drop never ends but the break run kills the ride, after the break run is fun and its pretty much the same with titan
As long as you like them 😬
Yeah, I like how Goliath and Titan are the rare hypers that focus more on positive G's than airtime - it's a different take on the more traditional hyper with lots of parabolic hills - but their MCBR's almost completely kill the pacing of the ride.
Ive actually been on one of Zamperla's thunderbolts (and also some of their flat rides) and they are actually really fun, it was actually my first "extreme" coaster so I may be a little biased but overall a good coaster
Unpopular opinion, lightning run is an elite roller coaster because of its air time and how smooth it is and the first drop in the back row. Yeah I haven’t rode more than 50 roller coaster’s but being the best ride in the park with Storm Chaser in the same park. Both rides have elite airtime but I think Lightning run has better ejector airtime and more variety of hills unlike Storm Chaser. They’re both in my top six (I’ve only been to Kings Island, Cedar Point, and Kentucky Kingdom, Carowinds and Disney World, which Disneys coasters are family rides which, go crazy I guess) so I know which rides are good and I strongly believe Lightning run is elite. Yeah I know you’ve never been on Lightning Run and in the POV it’s not that interesting compared to Storm Chaser, but if you ride Lightning Run, you’ll know why I think it’s elite, that’s all I’m gonna say.
400th subscriber, nice video, despite Aerodynamics making some rough coasters in the past, I still love the company. Not sure if it's nostalgia or what but I just love their rides
Thanks for the sub milestone! I've been hearing this more and more. I guess the foughness is like a love hate relationship.
@@Coastoons yeah, it just makes me feel like I'm back in the past
500 suber!
@@Coastoons man, you hit 400 subscribers 7 months ago? You’ve grown so much! Congratulations on your success.
8:29 Coastoons: They don't have any terrible coasters.
Me: What about Swiss Toboggan?
1:27 Coastoons: I have no idea who designed them.
Me: Premier Rides. (Togo also designed TBAC's shoulder pads only in the first train)
Wicked is indeed a kickass ride and I'm shocked there aren't way more Zierer rides like it. It's such a great attention grabber when you're outside of the park.
I disagree with you on Giovanola, Anacoda at gold Reef City looks really good. If they had just stuck to good inverts like that, they might still be around.
Togo looks like something I would make on Roller Coaster Tycoon when I was 5 😂
I nearly screamed when I saw windjammer and got severe PTSD of my first time riding it
Actually, I heard that the people that founded B&M used to work for Giovanola but left and used their track design.
Don't sleep on Verbolten. That ride is significantly more intense than you'd think. It's one of only three coasters that makes me gray out at some point during the ride; the other two are I-305, and Montu. I honestly don't understand why people call it a family coaster, to be honest.
Montu is awesome
@@bezoticallyyours83 until you ride lech coaster
basically grey out simulator
@@boltgaming248 haven't heard of that one
@@bezoticallyyours83 is located at legendia which is 1 hour away from energylandia (is not in the us but in poland)
@@boltgaming248 neat 👍
Me: din corp is great
Coaster fans: how dear you step foot on this earth
They make rough rides how
@@staringcorgi6475 I like roughness
My only complaint is that skyline and Togo are below Dinn and RCCA. RCCA and Dinn were the worst by far.
Dinn isn’t that bad, Togo is so much worse
Why does everyone dis on Giovanola? I’ve ridden Goliath and I think it’s actually a really fun ride. People say there is no air time but no there’s two moments of some of the best floater air. I’ve only ever rode this ride in the back btw. The first is the drop. I know it’s not the steepest and doesn’t come into it at some good speed but back row with some airtime room is incredible. You get launched out of you’re seat and stay there the whole drop and get butterflies in your stomach which doesn’t happen on many coasters for me. The second moment of air is the hill after the second drop of the turn around. This is the perfect amount of floater air to feel like your hovering. Other floater or moments don’t feel like that. Not to mention how smooth this ride is. It blows me away every time. Also the helix at the end that people hate. I like this because it’s so funny seeing your friends blackout for the first time and I can’t stop laughing. This ride is just a pure fun ride which I don’t get the same feel for on other rides. I’m not saying this is one of the best coasters but I like so much. This is probably because my expectations were low from everyone hating on it. But what an overhated ride.
THANKS FOR READING MY FULL ON ESSAY ABOUT THIS RIDE😂
Literally didn’t even notice until right when I was about to click off the video, but this video was made exactly one year ago, pretty cool
The american togos layouts look like the first coasters i made in planet coaster. Awkward drop angles airtime hills in places that not only dont make sense but also dont give you airtime.
A few things:
Togo coasters in Japan are known for not being that bad and a few are pretty well liked
Zamperla should probably be ranked lower because of their flying coaster and the fact that their thrill coasters have been extremely rough and shaky from they day they opened
Don't think I ever rode a Pinfari or Togo so my pick would probably be Zamperla.
X coasters are pretty fun, mostly for the feeling of coming to a stop upside-down. It’s something you don’t get to experience on most rides. Anyway the one I rode is in Australia it’s called Buzzsaw.
For skyline you should've something like - well they dont have fujiyama or Bandit, but since they are still new, they can have a shot at redemption (like vekoma)
yes
Lol, just noticed the Aesop Rock music in the background.
Dinn is rough. I road Mean streak before it was replaced and it was rough.
Yeah I’ve ridden it too … it wasn’t just rough, it was “shaken like a rat” rough. Always wondered just exactly what was wrong with it.
Remember when SFDK Marketed Harley Quinn as having a “combined speed” of 75 mph?
Have you actually ridden a Giovanola hyper? They're fantastic. I for one prefer them to B&M hypers, as I don't really care for airtime.
EDIT: Plus, Giovanola legitimately made the smoothest rides on the planet. When I say they're perfectly smooth, I mean they're *perfectly* smooth. It feels like the trains are magnetically suspended or something. Witchcraft.
0:10 that voice crack 😂
You should make an updated version of this
Togo kinda looks like if you made a roller coaster in roller coaster tycoon and then put it in the real world with real world people who are actually alive
Seeing how Skyline hasn’t made an actual coaster complete on its own I don’t feel they deserve on this list anywhere at all just yet. And honestly as for the track for their skyward rides, they were manufactured by RMC, snd honestly I think RMCs track bending has always been off.
Togo reminds me of my planco coasters before I learned what smoothing was
> "Dinn coasters are boring and rough."
> "I've never been on any"
.... BOI
Skyline isn’t bad as what many people think of them. The Kid Flash coasters at both SFFT and SFOG received positive reviews. Because of it, the P’ghetti Bowl may be Skyline’s best selling model for more parks to get
Skyline is basically an updated version of those super looper/ring of fire type rides. You can’t compare them with other manufacturers and say their layout is too boring. It’s not supposed to be a real coaster, but more like a flat ride.
What about Pinfari? Aside from making the world's most common coaster type, the wacky worm, their more custom coasters are from what I head so horribly rough, it makes old Vekomas look smoother than a glass pane smeared with butter
skyline focuses on coasters under 2 million, and now they can build some family coasters, other than the second version of the already available models (the built ones) with better restraints
sadly none of them were built yet, but in 2023 a coasters made by GCI and Skyline will open
Its not fair judging togo by its american coasters. In japan they make great rides.
if they can build good rides in japan they should be able to build a good ride in america
@@clawww_9013 they did, the ultra twisters
Of all the bad manufacturers you mentioned, you totally left out Roller Coaster Corporation of America (RCCA).
And trust me, their wooden coasters are far worse than the Dinn Woodies.
togo’s coasters look like me at 6 years old building coasters on rct3😭😭😭😭
Unpopular opinion, Titan isn't that bad
Honestly
what if intamin retracked/rebuilt
the manhattan express
that would make it actually somehwat good i hope
"Din is the worst wooden coaster manufacturer"
RCCA laughing in the corner
i have a lot of fun on maurer's spinning coaster dragons fury. also g-force at drayton manor looked insane
Sincerely i respect your opinion but poor Maurer, I've never tried a spinning coaster better than theirs' (Aside from Mack's extreme). Comparing it to Zamperla man... It's a bit of an insult 😂. Never tried rip, ride, rockit but rode some launched X-car and they're lit af. They also make some spike coaster that are super cool.
Skylines main schtick is actually designing coasters for GCI.
Actually, giovanola was also a subcontractor for intamin.
Really? That makes it all the more pathetic
@@Coastoons yeah they worked on plenty of intamins such as skull mountain and flashback. Whenever you see an intamin with b&m style track, it’s subcontracted by gio
Also, Zierer has made more thrill coasters like the couple Schwarzkopfs that they worked together on
@@CoasterHorizons and those flitzers look like a ton of fun.
The Maurer Spinners Winjas Fear and Force at phantasialand are great!
I dunno why lots of people says that intamin restraints are awful, yes, there are some of them that sucks but the T bars and the new lap bar model of the last 4 years are absolutely awsome
Where is RCCA? At least Dinn coasters didn’t send people to ER like Son of Beast or the original Rattler at Fiesta Texas. RCCA woodies make Dinn coasters look like the greatest ever built when their rides opened. And the pacing on RCCA coasters make Dinn coasters look like a dragster then a snail. Search up POVs of RCCA woodies and you’ll see why I think they are the Togo of wooden roller coasters.
Maurer makes some very interesting shit. I loved both Shock and Abismo, but to my knowledge they’re the best ones Maurer has to offer. Also do people know they made a looper?
impossible to look past the block zones on rip ride block it, its every 15s...
0:08 voicecrack
24. RCCA. A literal scam. Deliberately made rides cheap that would get extremely rough after 2 cycles with layouts so boring a rocking chair is more interesting. Both Rattler and SOB had numerous injuries probably totaling in the hundreds when combined and the other 5 aren’t much better. I’ve said it before, but firing RCCA during the son of beast construction was actually switching to a manufacturer with a better history making woodies, themselves. They are so bad that they turn the Intamin T-bars into torture weapons.
Wicked is fantastic, and honestly brings Zierer up at least one tier on my list.
ok so the 3rd giovanola is an invert in africa that's pretty good but yea. Goliath pulls good positive forces in the second half but no coaster should be built that requires a full and complete stop unless it's to duel
Your channel is really really good
Technically Z-Force was an Intamin project and Giovanola was subcontracted to build it. Walter Bollinger and Claude Mabilard designed the track and took it with them when they formed B&M. So @ 5:06 Coastoons is wrong. Sorry to correct you
Ay TBH you could have put this all into one video and I would have enjoyed it. For subjects like these I actually prefer 30+ min videos, but that's just me. Also I know how difficult working on a 30+ minute long video can be both technically and mentally!
If Dinn Corp is the worst wooden coaster manufacturer then tell me what is RCCA ? Also PTC is not very glorious too
At least Din and Togo built rides that were structurally sound. Can't say that about RCCA.
The togo coaster looks like something 7 year old me would make in rollercoaster tycoon
I have ridden Predator at Darien lake and hated it it is considered one of the roughest coasters in the world and that is true it is made by the dinn corporation
What about Dynamic Attractions?
what about rcca?
If Magic Mountain was to ever push for a B&M hyper as a replacement for the Giovanola(Goliath, possibly Goliath 2.0), how would you would want the layout to be?
Basically, Shamballa with an L shaped layout to extend it a little bit. Same figure 8 turnaround, speed hill, a real splashdown like diamondback's and trimless big floater hills the B&M is known for. I know it will never happen but that would be my dream B&M hyper
See you can't do this. For instance Togo made a lot of "firsts" in the industry. Especially when you talk about the time period, basically for Togo the infancy of roller coaster Wars. Roller coasters that been around over a hundred years. But the race for the most biggest longest Etc has not been an important thing in the industry until the last 30 years or so. Maybe 35. And Togo was many of the first to do a lot of things. When that happens you are going to have a company have a lot of failures. It's like people calling flashback one of the worst coasters ever. For starters people are going way overboard as I've written that coaster before it's demolishment a million times. But even still that coaster paved the way for what companies like RMC do today. And that's the same thing for Togo and for instance its first stand up coaster. Had Togo not made the first heartline coaster or at least first heartline coaster you could purchase, we may not have RMC doing the same things they are doing today. Next, you look at money. You cannot compare coaster manufacturers due to this. Take castles and coasters in Phoenix. They have two or did I'm not sure what they have now, but they did have two decent-sized coasters. And when they had those built I think they came from chance but I could be wrong. But anyway, they were going to purchase moderately priced coasters. So they weren't calling up companies like B&M or Premier or even vekoma. No they are that's just reality. And when a company is in the market for something like an apple coaster or whatever they call those obviously they're going to go to one of these smaller manufacturers. Kind of like zamperla who makes mostly small coasters but you can buy a few larger size coasters. But if you're looking to build a 300-foot giant you aren't going to call up zamperla. So you really can't compare coaster manufacturers because they all have their niche. And really when it comes down to it where most of these manufacturers come from. And how intertwined they all are. I basically everybody either came from Giovonolla, Arrow or intamin. Today B&M would not have been successful, or not even nearly successful as they were if they had not stolen their track design from Giovonolla. Another popular misconception is that vekoma stole their track design from Arrow. Which in a way they did accept they did it legally. Arrow specifically taught vekoma how to use their track dresign. Although if memory serves correctly but vekoma was dirty because it was supposed to be that they weren't supposed to use it anywhere except Europe... but in reality fact of the matter is you cannot compare coaster manufacturers. I mean you can make a video as you did and do it. Obviously it can technically be done. But not reasonably. And not with any form of actual theme park knowledge of the industry.
This was just my opinion and this list was all for fun. I was ranking the manufacturers based on my personal enjoyment of some of their rides and the general opinions of the ones I havent been on. Yes, if I was ranking based on impact on the industry, arrow, togo, Giovonolla and probably vekoma would all be in the top couple of spots. But this was just a list made for fun on my personal opinions. Thats all
I'm Not Trying to Be Mean by Saying this, but the Big Apple Coaster Trains you Pointed out were from Premeir Rides. The Orginal Trains from togo Looked Much worse.
Only dinn I have been on is thunder run at Kentucky Kingdom. Not necessarily rough or anything, just not much to write home about it
The Giovanola hypers look like garbage but Anaconda at Gold Reef city actually looks better than 90% of B&M inverts tbh
Thats still 2/3 of their coaster being bad so even if anaconda was the best invert ever created, I still wouldn't consider giovonalla any good
@@Coastoons Yeah I was just sayin that cause you didn't mention Anaconda
Zamperla pushed into the "Thrill" market a bit too far. They (and Cedar Point) took the 1 thing that made Top Thrill awesome, and replaced it with a modified impulse coaster that only ran for a few weeks. Zamperla should stick to Wild Mouses and Kid Coasters. on the bright side, they can lease that new spike tower to a cell phone company and make a bit of their money back.
Titan isn’t the best but it’s pretty fantastic and pulls some serious Gs. I seriously think Giovanola was a miss on this list.
My Top 5:
5: Chance Rides
4: Dinn Corporation
3: Togo
2: Skyline
1: RCCA (Roller Coaster Corporation of America)
Hear me out: Togo restraints on an SLC.
Chance hyper GT X is a good ride but other then lighting run and the new one in Arizona coming it’s sad they can’t sell more
i never rode lightning run (the only chance hyper gtx in operation) but it looks to have great airtime
The rip ride rocket has so many issues so it got a bad rap from it and how it does not truly invert very interesting loop.
Oh yeah and Pinfari I forgot about that one too 💀 it’s pretty yikes
Now I’m hyper fixated on Rip Ride Rocket:
I don’t get why people shit on rip ride rocket. I personally loved it. I think the on bored audio adds an interesting touch and the vertical lift is made my heart drop. The block break really don’t bother me that much, I think they give you a little time to breath in between elements. It may not be needed but it’s a nice touch.
What do you guys think? 🤔
Maurer does have some really good spinners though especially in the uk
Well rip ride rockit is abit borinb in my opinion. A non iverting loop and helix. Thats it?
I've only ridden one Dinn, (T-Wolf @ WOF) and while I would love for it to become RMC Iron Wolf, I think the Dinn hate is a little unfair.
soooo the horrible restraints on Big apple are from premier rides.... it got the premier rides trains in 2006 as well as new brakes in 2004. if they fix the transitions and ditch the crappy OTSRs it could actually be pretty good