Thank you to all who have commented, love all the Planet Coaster 2 hype! I've listed a few minor corrections and notes below (big thanks to all who pointed these out). CORRECTIONS: - There is a second operating Giant Inverted Boomerang model: Stunt Fall at Parque Warner Madrid (sorry for forgetting you, Stunt Fall). - Storm Chaser is not a ground up RMC - it is a conversion of Twisted Twins, a dueling wooden coaster manufactured by Custom Coasters International. - Kingda Ka is 456 feet (139 meters) tall, I misspoke in the video. NOTES: - Many of the coaster models have names that reference real world coasters. I mentioned some in the video but viewers noticed a few others: notably, 'Rival' (B&M Invert) is probably a nod to Alton Towers' 'Nemesis,' one of the world's first inverts. 'Enigma' (B&M Stand-Up) is a nod to Six Flags Magic Mountain's 'Riddler's Revenge,' as Edward Nigma is the name of The Riddler in DC Comics. The list goes on but these few stood out!
Speaking of the Boomerang ( 11:10 )'s trains, Vekoma did replace some of the "Arrow" trains with the newer round nose designs trains , example Boomerang at Bellewaerde park, Belgium (Wich was the first one to open in 1984) later on
Believe it or not, 4 giant inverted boomerangs operate today, with the one from six flags over Georgia opening at a new mirabilandia park opening this year in Brazil.
Only one thing wrong in here, Storm Chaser is a conversion of the old Twisted Twins coaster, it just swaps which of the twos layout its using its footers for. Otherwise, great video and glad to see you again!
@@patternaut8338 Not really that I know of? Twisted twins did have an all steel superstructure and I havent seen any pictures of the superstructure being completely gone, so I believe it still used the same superstructure. Correct me if I'm wrong though.
Very well researched video. But in your launched Wingcoaster segment @ 17:05 you didn't mention Furius Baco in PortAventura, Spain. Furius Baco was the first launched Wing Coaster opened in 2007
Let’s go he’s back!!! Great video overall, but I did want to point out a few minor things I caught: Aftershock isn’t the only Giant Inverted Boomerang left, Stunt Fall at Parque Warner Madrid is still operating as well. Storm Chaser wasn’t ground up, it was a conversion of one side of Twisted Twins, a dueling CCI hybrid. Kingda Ka stands at 456 feet, not 452 feet. Thunderbird wasn’t the only/first launched wing coaster, Furius Baco was built in 2007 (I’m assuming you meant it was the only launched one built by B&M) Overall though, great job on the video and I love your content!
Great corrections! There were so many coasters in this would I knew I'd get a couple things wrong (I wrote down 456 in my script and for whatever reason said 452, ridiculous). Anyway, thanks for taking the time to write this up and glad you enjoyed the video!
Overall great video! But a few minor mistakes I spotted: The first of the larger B&M Dive Coasters was ShieKra at Busch Gardens Tampa, built in 2005. Griffon was just the first to have floorless trains. Storm Chaser was a conversion of Twisted Twins, a defunct pair of dueling CCI roller coasters. Kingda Ka is 456ft tall as opposed to being 452. But overall, great video and it's cool to see you back!
Also, Stunt Fall at Parque Warner Madrid is another operating giant inverted boomerang, and Furius Baco at PortAventura World was the first launched wing coaster, opening in 2007, while Thunderbird opened in 2015.
@@william_coastershe said Thunderbird was “The first launched wing coaster by B&M” implying he was only talking about B&M’s model. Baco was built by Intamin.
@DoswarePictures yeah, but he also said “this would remain the only launched wing coaster in the world until 2023 when Chessington World of Adventures opened Mandrill Mayhem” when Baco was around as well.
@jaderonimacaroni Thanks for the comment! I will say, unless my eyes deceive me, ShieKra has only 8 passenger rows vs. the 10 passengers ones seen in the game. Knew I'd make some mistakes covering so many coasters so appreciate you calling those other ones out!
I'm almost certain that the RMC Raptor model will make it into Planet Coaster 2. I think PC2 will also benefit from having tutorials like Planet Zoo did, and it would be even better if Chris Sawyer and Simon Foster did those. Chris Sawyer could go over the more technical aspects, while Simon Foster could go over the aesthetic and scenic aspects. I highly doubt we'll be that fortunate though...
Welcome back! A fantastic video, as usual. You mentioned my home park in here, and that made me feel good. Planet Coaster always confused me with the model names. Why not just refer to them as what they are, like RCT did? I could never get into it, really. That, plus they're missing the Virginia Reel, which is a cardinal sin in my book! But they have Manta, and that's a plus! I love that ride. I'm sure Planet Coaster 2 will be even better!
Thank you, glad to be back!! Agreed that the model names are confusing, I'd played Planet Coaster for years before making this video and had no idea what any of the ride types were called. Honestly felt weird calling them by their in-game names and not just 'the corkscrew coaster.' Thanks as always for the comment!
The kamikaze/ninja/blue hawk actually never featured the degen type train. It was their earlier vekoma build train that looked more like arrow. The actual degen train model is used on Goudurix, Python (at one point) and Xpress: Platform 13
Good catch! I was struggling to find consistent info on Vekoma train history, the one in the video seemed like the most agreed upon narrative but I had a feeling that something was off based on photos
@@JNattyBoi luckily i have spent way too much of my hours researching vekoma trains. The earlier model train that looks like arrow could also be seen on tornado at hellendoorn if you want some more up to date images
13:55 i actually flew over carowinds on my way to charlotte for a layover, and i got a nice picture of the park from the air. fury 325 stands out quite a lot, along with thunderstriker
That's awesome! Always love flying over parks, I recently got to fly over Luna Park in NYC. Parks (and especially coasters) are so impressive from that vantage point
Nothing gets me to click faster than a new JNattyBoi vid, was just thinking last week that it had been a long while and went on a rewatch spree. Here’s to liking and commenting before even watching :)
Planet Coaster 2 DEFINITELY needs the Mack extreme spinning coaster! Or, for a non-coaster suggestion, I would love it if they could somehow implement a trackless dark ride, with multiple ride cars performing choreography.
Great Video! Been binging your RCT videos. One thing to mention, Mind Eraser at Darien Lake is the only Mind Eraser at Six Flags, the other two had their names changed. And since Six Flags and Cedar Fair merged, Flight Deck at Canada’s Wonderland and Thunderhawk at Michigan’s Adventure can also be put into this category (although I assume you wrote the video before the merger went through)
I hope to see the RMC topper track get the right trains in Planco 2, with the Timberliners being on a regular wood track. Also maybe Vekoma STCs (the modern SLCs) would be cool
Fantastic to see you back man, I was actually watching your coaster history series this morning and was lammenting your absence. Hope you're doing well and looking forward to the next chapter in coaster history.
"The Monster" I think is meant to be The Beast at Kings Island, it absolutely looks like and is designed a lot like it, and you can't deny 'The Monster' and 'The Beast' are effectively the same name.
Fun note about The American Arrow: obviously the train design is inspired by the defunct Great American Scream Machine at Great Adventure, but before the full release of the game the model was literally named "Great American Scream Machine", name on the front of the train and all. IIRC I think it's still referred to as "Great American Scream Machine" in the files can't wait for the eventual "every flat ride in planco" video
Another thing leaning towards Iron Fury being RMC is the fact it's using synonyms of "Steel Vengance" the one found at Cedar Point 21:54 - Waldameer has that ride type (Steel Dragon) and it's arguably the 2nd best coaster in the park for me (Behind Ravine Flyer 2) out of the 5
I wish Planet Coaster had done an entire expansion pack in partnership with Cedar Fair. I’d love to have my own Twisted Timbers and Fury 325 and the Bat without having to build them lol. Imagine a defunct pack, too, so everyone can have their own Volcano. Or just add the rollout inversion Volcano had into PC2…
So I’ve never played planet coaster but I’ve always wanted to and this video made me think “huh I wonder if it’s on PlayStation?” And it is! And I got it on sale for $10 today! I’m so happy. Booting it up now!
Assuming PC2 has the game engine capacity for track switching and moving, I’d love to see tilt coasters, elevator lift coasters, and the Dynamic Attractions SFX coaster as a massive showcase for its capabilities.
Was a crazy coincidence! I'd been working on this video on and off for a year, PlanCo 2's announcement really gave me the encouragement I needed to finish it.
"No similarity..." Meanwhile, me putting down the "American Arrow steel looping coaster" in-game: "Boy does this remind me of Arrow Dynamics' steel looping coaster called the Great American Scream Machine!"
I see a lot of people correcting in the comments, but I noticed that goliath is 150 feet tall, not over 200. Also it also seems you have put Alton Towers on the Karacho picture. Also the Power Up was also inspired by other x car models produced by maurer as it has a launch.
As I said in one of my comments pointing out name references, I believe even the name of the predesigned layout for the Rival invert is another synonym for the word nemesis as well. It has been a while since I checked the prebuilt designs, but I distinctly remember the connection crossing my mind.
Well this is interesting. Last time I read up on the Dive Coaster, it said that Griffon was the only installation to have 10-across seating. It was from Wikipedia, so I'm guessing whoever put that into the article didn't take into account the Chinese installations, Dive Coaster and Diving Coaster. (Yeah, I don't understand the way they name most of their coasters. Pretty sure there's quite a few cool-sounding phrases or even single words that would translate well into English.) Some of the newer Dive Coasters actually feature the old 6-across seating that Oblivion originally had, before it got 8-across trains. These include Krake at Heide Park, Oblivion: The Black Hole at Gardaland, Baron 1898 at Efteling, Valkyria at Liseberg, and Emperor at SeaWorld San Diego. And of course you've got the evry recent Dr. Diabolical's Cliffhanger at Six Flags Fiesta Texas and Iron Menace at Dorney Park, which not only feature unique 7-across trains but beyond-vertical 95 degree drops. I wonder if we'll see the latter implemented into the upcoming sequel...
Also, while the Smiler and Karacho were installed the year, the Smiler was installed first, and as such is the original Infinity Coaster. One thing I immediately noticed when I first laid eyes on the Infinite model in game is that the paint scheme shown in the icon (which I also believe is the default paint scheme when you first place the station) is an exact match for the Smiler. The only thing missing is the ride's iconic smiley face logo on the front.
Karacho in Tripsdrill was my first thrill coaster... and the Name "Karacho" means something like high speed. Its hard to describe, because its kind of a specific German Word. Also Tripsdrill is also hard to pronounce for some Germans, when they read it the first time. But I really love the Coaster!
@10:20 the Floorless Dive or Vertical Dive coaster model used was originally used on the SheiKra at BGT and after a year Griffin was made but they added 15 feet to the drop and removed the floor on the trains. A year later the SheiKra would get the same floorless train design which became the new norm for this model until the wing/4-seater dive era came.
The Schwarzkopf Looper in the game is not the same as the thick track model as Shockwave and Riddler Mindbender. The loops are also different as those as well
4:12 is this the same type of coaster of Diabolic Invertigo in Movieland: The Hollywood Park, in Italy, Lake Garda (Lazise)? (I'm talking about Aftershock, Silverwood) 7:40 another example of a Vekoma SLC + Helix - Blu Tornado (1998), Gardaland (Theme: A flight on a military fighter; colours: Blue, White, Light Blue, red seats, black restraints) 8:20 and another example of a B&M Inverted - Katun (2000), Mirabilandia Parks (Parques Reunidos), Ravenna - Emilia Romagna - (Theme: Maya civilization) 16:45 (last thing) Since I am Italian, I am proud of the fact that Gardaland had the honor of hosting the very first Wing Coaster built by B&M
While the Giant Inverted Boomerang is similar to the smaller Invertigo variant, there are some differences. The trains on the Invertigo have rows with the riders facing each other and the lifthills aren't vertical like on the giant inverted boomerang.
So, when are we getting every Planet Coaster flat rides in real life? Because I think that would make a good video, as you’ve done it with RCT 1, 2, and 3.
I’m 9 times out of 10 sure that storm chaser was a conversion from the twisted twins that operated with the original six flags branding and when the owners of Kentucky kingdom bought the park out they converted it. That’s a tip!
F-25 is named as such because it was for Frontiers 25th anniversary. Typhoon is called such because of the Eurofighter Typhoon, as the in real life ride model is the Eurofighter. Mind melt is called that because they literally cause migraines. Rival is called that because of the dueling (and therefore rival tracks) of Dueling Dragons. There is a lot more but I can’t be bothered to comment them.
absolutely great video. i know these things take a long time to make but i would love one for the rides in planco aswell. i know that sky temple is made by intamin and is based of pagode at efteling; the star wheel is the wheel at california adventure/pixar pier. horror height is tower of terror and victory (the pirate ship) seems to be based on the Halve Maen at efteling considering they have the same amount of rows and that is the world record holder for largest ship but that one could also be based on the one at draton manor. but i would love to know more
Been expecting this one for a long time! Awesome research! One thing I’ll say, there’s a 3rd Intaming Wing Coaster you haven’t mentioned at Energylandia called Hyperion :) Can’t wait for Planet Coaster 2! I’m currently building a final park on the channel to celebrate the end of the Planet Coaster 1 era!
@@DoswarePictures I’ve always considered it an Intamin wing coaster because it has the same unique style as the other two wing coasters despite having a floor :) I suppose you’re right though, it is open to interpretation!
Thank you to all who have commented, love all the Planet Coaster 2 hype! I've listed a few minor corrections and notes below (big thanks to all who pointed these out).
CORRECTIONS:
- There is a second operating Giant Inverted Boomerang model: Stunt Fall at Parque Warner Madrid (sorry for forgetting you, Stunt Fall).
- Storm Chaser is not a ground up RMC - it is a conversion of Twisted Twins, a dueling wooden coaster manufactured by Custom Coasters International.
- Kingda Ka is 456 feet (139 meters) tall, I misspoke in the video.
NOTES:
- Many of the coaster models have names that reference real world coasters. I mentioned some in the video but viewers noticed a few others: notably, 'Rival' (B&M Invert) is probably a nod to Alton Towers' 'Nemesis,' one of the world's first inverts. 'Enigma' (B&M Stand-Up) is a nod to Six Flags Magic Mountain's 'Riddler's Revenge,' as Edward Nigma is the name of The Riddler in DC Comics. The list goes on but these few stood out!
Speaking of the Boomerang ( 11:10 )'s trains, Vekoma did replace some of the "Arrow" trains with the newer round nose designs trains , example Boomerang at Bellewaerde park, Belgium (Wich was the first one to open in 1984) later on
what about Parkitect?
Believe it or not, 4 giant inverted boomerangs operate today, with the one from six flags over Georgia opening at a new mirabilandia park opening this year in Brazil.
The stingray model references Manta and the Boa model references Anaconda (giovanola invert)
17:17 Furius Baco was the first launched wing coaster opening in 2007 being made by Intamin at PortAventura in Spain.
Just got done watching the “every RCT ride type in real life” series only to see that you’ve returned. Welcome back!
Thank you, glad to be back!
The B&M Stand-up is called “Enigma” which is a nod to Riddler’s Revenge at Magic Mountain. Edward Nigma, or E. Nigma is the name of The Riddler.
I loved that easter egg when I first found it
Interesting! I didn't know that.
Only one thing wrong in here, Storm Chaser is a conversion of the old Twisted Twins coaster, it just swaps which of the twos layout its using its footers for. Otherwise, great video and glad to see you again!
But I think the structure it's self is ground up.
@Shredxcam22 Yeah they only reused footers for it. All new structure.
@@patternaut8338 Not really that I know of? Twisted twins did have an all steel superstructure and I havent seen any pictures of the superstructure being completely gone, so I believe it still used the same superstructure. Correct me if I'm wrong though.
Planco 2 announced and JNatty returned! Life's good!
Return of a legend!
Very well researched video. But in your launched Wingcoaster segment @ 17:05 you didn't mention Furius Baco in PortAventura, Spain. Furius Baco was the first launched Wing Coaster opened in 2007
Let’s go he’s back!!!
Great video overall, but I did want to point out a few minor things I caught:
Aftershock isn’t the only Giant Inverted Boomerang left, Stunt Fall at Parque Warner Madrid is still operating as well.
Storm Chaser wasn’t ground up, it was a conversion of one side of Twisted Twins, a dueling CCI hybrid.
Kingda Ka stands at 456 feet, not 452 feet.
Thunderbird wasn’t the only/first launched wing coaster, Furius Baco was built in 2007 (I’m assuming you meant it was the only launched one built by B&M)
Overall though, great job on the video and I love your content!
Great corrections! There were so many coasters in this would I knew I'd get a couple things wrong (I wrote down 456 in my script and for whatever reason said 452, ridiculous). Anyway, thanks for taking the time to write this up and glad you enjoyed the video!
There's also Sky Mountain in Brazil as well as one in Russia and a couple in China.
@@JNattyBoi no worries man, honestly I’m just stoked that you put out a new video!
The eurofighter coaster type is called Typhoon in game, so it's probably more directly inspired by typhoon in bobbejaanland, great video btw :)
Or someone is making a fighter jet joke there😅
I really hope Planet Coaster 2 will feature a ride based on the extreme spinning coaster!
8:16 RIP Blackpool’s Mouse, was painful with laterals but airtime to die for.
Sad I never got the chance to ride it! Such a unique-looking ride (not to mention an RCT icon)
Overall great video! But a few minor mistakes I spotted:
The first of the larger B&M Dive Coasters was ShieKra at Busch Gardens Tampa, built in 2005. Griffon was just the first to have floorless trains.
Storm Chaser was a conversion of Twisted Twins, a defunct pair of dueling CCI roller coasters.
Kingda Ka is 456ft tall as opposed to being 452.
But overall, great video and it's cool to see you back!
Also, Stunt Fall at Parque Warner Madrid is another operating giant inverted boomerang, and Furius Baco at PortAventura World was the first launched wing coaster, opening in 2007, while Thunderbird opened in 2015.
@@william_coastershe said Thunderbird was “The first launched wing coaster by B&M” implying he was only talking about B&M’s model. Baco was built by Intamin.
@DoswarePictures yeah, but he also said “this would remain the only launched wing coaster in the world until 2023 when Chessington World of Adventures opened Mandrill Mayhem” when Baco was around as well.
Griffon was the first 10 across floorless version. With Sheikra being converted to floorless after Griffon opened.
@jaderonimacaroni Thanks for the comment! I will say, unless my eyes deceive me, ShieKra has only 8 passenger rows vs. the 10 passengers ones seen in the game. Knew I'd make some mistakes covering so many coasters so appreciate you calling those other ones out!
Can’t wait for the “every planet coaster 2 slide in real life” video
I'm almost certain that the RMC Raptor model will make it into Planet Coaster 2. I think PC2 will also benefit from having tutorials like Planet Zoo did, and it would be even better if Chris Sawyer and Simon Foster did those. Chris Sawyer could go over the more technical aspects, while Simon Foster could go over the aesthetic and scenic aspects. I highly doubt we'll be that fortunate though...
You dropping this made me so happy you have no idea
22:18 Voltron Nivera at Europa park is one of these models, built by Mack rides and opening in 2024
Welcome back! A fantastic video, as usual.
You mentioned my home park in here, and that made me feel good.
Planet Coaster always confused me with the model names. Why not just refer to them as what they are, like RCT did? I could never get into it, really.
That, plus they're missing the Virginia Reel, which is a cardinal sin in my book!
But they have Manta, and that's a plus! I love that ride.
I'm sure Planet Coaster 2 will be even better!
Thank you, glad to be back!! Agreed that the model names are confusing, I'd played Planet Coaster for years before making this video and had no idea what any of the ride types were called. Honestly felt weird calling them by their in-game names and not just 'the corkscrew coaster.' Thanks as always for the comment!
12:56 Woah woah woah, THATS ME !
19:00 I really think they swapped the names between Magnificent and Classic collections by accident
Is that actually!?! That's awesome!
The kamikaze/ninja/blue hawk actually never featured the degen type train. It was their earlier vekoma build train that looked more like arrow. The actual degen train model is used on Goudurix, Python (at one point) and Xpress: Platform 13
Good catch! I was struggling to find consistent info on Vekoma train history, the one in the video seemed like the most agreed upon narrative but I had a feeling that something was off based on photos
@@JNattyBoi luckily i have spent way too much of my hours researching vekoma trains. The earlier model train that looks like arrow could also be seen on tornado at hellendoorn if you want some more up to date images
Fun fact: the snare blueprint in this game for the skyloop is actually just abismo.
It’s nice to see the game having a “Basilisk” model. I’d love to see a flat ride based in real life video too
Amazing video as always! The intro was exceptional
Thanks so much!! Appreciate it
1:06 finally, RMC orion, the savior we all needed
😮😮😮😮 Had no idea you were going to continue the series!
13:55 i actually flew over carowinds on my way to charlotte for a layover, and i got a nice picture of the park from the air. fury 325 stands out quite a lot, along with thunderstriker
That's awesome! Always love flying over parks, I recently got to fly over Luna Park in NYC. Parks (and especially coasters) are so impressive from that vantage point
Nothing gets me to click faster than a new JNattyBoi vid, was just thinking last week that it had been a long while and went on a rewatch spree. Here’s to liking and commenting before even watching :)
Planet Coaster 2 DEFINITELY needs the Mack extreme spinning coaster! Or, for a non-coaster suggestion, I would love it if they could somehow implement a trackless dark ride, with multiple ride cars performing choreography.
You can create an extreme spinning coaster by taking the interdimmensional and then selecting "remove track restrictions" in the settings.
That and I hope they make an option for multi-pass launches and switch tracks!
Great Video! Been binging your RCT videos. One thing to mention, Mind Eraser at Darien Lake is the only Mind Eraser at Six Flags, the other two had their names changed. And since Six Flags and Cedar Fair merged, Flight Deck at Canada’s Wonderland and Thunderhawk at Michigan’s Adventure can also be put into this category (although I assume you wrote the video before the merger went through)
JNattyBoi PlanCo video? Oh we're feasting today
Yes, more planco videos!
Love the series, Could you do Parkitect and/or Planet Coaster 2 next?
Well done!
Just in time for the Planet Coaster 2 announcement hype!
Indeed! Really lucked out with the timing on this one
I hope to see the RMC topper track get the right trains in Planco 2, with the Timberliners being on a regular wood track. Also maybe Vekoma STCs (the modern SLCs) would be cool
Fantastic to see you back man, I was actually watching your coaster history series this morning and was lammenting your absence. Hope you're doing well and looking forward to the next chapter in coaster history.
Thanks so much! Appreciate the coaster history love, hoping to work on one of those videos next!
"The Monster" I think is meant to be The Beast at Kings Island, it absolutely looks like and is designed a lot like it, and you can't deny 'The Monster' and 'The Beast' are effectively the same name.
Fun note about The American Arrow: obviously the train design is inspired by the defunct Great American Scream Machine at Great Adventure, but before the full release of the game the model was literally named "Great American Scream Machine", name on the front of the train and all. IIRC I think it's still referred to as "Great American Scream Machine" in the files
can't wait for the eventual "every flat ride in planco" video
Didn't know that! Very cool, thanks for the comment
Theses videos are a joy to watch
Thanks so much!!!
i need one of the flat rides! there are some weird ones!
Same
Another thing leaning towards Iron Fury being RMC is the fact it's using synonyms of "Steel Vengance" the one found at Cedar Point
21:54 - Waldameer has that ride type (Steel Dragon) and it's arguably the 2nd best coaster in the park for me (Behind Ravine Flyer 2) out of the 5
storm chaser wasnt ground up. It was based of twisted twins, a wooden coaster. Other than that, great video, i love ur channel
i noticed the name of the inverted coaster (adversary) could have been inspired by nemesis at Alton towers as they mean the same thing
I wish Planet Coaster had done an entire expansion pack in partnership with Cedar Fair. I’d love to have my own Twisted Timbers and Fury 325 and the Bat without having to build them lol. Imagine a defunct pack, too, so everyone can have their own Volcano. Or just add the rollout inversion Volcano had into PC2…
So I’ve never played planet coaster but I’ve always wanted to and this video made me think “huh I wonder if it’s on PlayStation?” And it is! And I got it on sale for $10 today! I’m so happy. Booting it up now!
That's awesome!!! Enjoy :) takes a bit of time getting used to the mechanics but once you do, it's a blast
Assuming PC2 has the game engine capacity for track switching and moving, I’d love to see tilt coasters, elevator lift coasters, and the Dynamic Attractions SFX coaster as a massive showcase for its capabilities.
Agreed! Track switches are definitely my number 1 most wanted addition
I really hope they include the Intamin Multi Dimension coaster, Planet Coaster was missing some more interesting family coaster types.
A new JNattyBoi video!?! This is a pleasant surprise.
Awesome video loved the intro too😊
return of the king
i find it funny that this video released a couple of weeks after planet coaster 2 was announced.
Was a crazy coincidence! I'd been working on this video on and off for a year, PlanCo 2's announcement really gave me the encouragement I needed to finish it.
Wonder when you’re gonna do the flat rides of planet coaster 1
F25 was built for frontiers 25th anniversary
You make the best Roller Coaster videos. Thank you
Thanks so much!
Frontier should add the Ultra Twister Model, which is a Pipeline type coaster.
Just wait till modern vekoma enters the scene, I will happily support their new efforts - Circuit Breaker looks awesome!
I wish we had the Intamin Hyper Coaster in Planet Coaster as well. Let’s hope it’s in Planet Coaster 2
"No similarity..."
Meanwhile, me putting down the "American Arrow steel looping coaster" in-game:
"Boy does this remind me of Arrow Dynamics' steel looping coaster called the Great American Scream Machine!"
The King returns!!!
Now, can your do the origins of all track rides and flat rides in Planet Coaster?
I see a lot of people correcting in the comments, but I noticed that goliath is 150 feet tall, not over 200. Also it also seems you have put Alton Towers on the Karacho picture. Also the Power Up was also inspired by other x car models produced by maurer as it has a launch.
I looked it up, and the Medusa picture is in fact of the Great Adventure one, from its original 1999 paint scheme.
This might just be me, but "The Monster" looks more like The Great White at Morey's Pier in Wildwood, New Jersey.
Outstanding, but that's exactly what I've come to expect from your channel. Wonderful work, dude. I'm super entertained.
Thank you! Really appreciate it
The king is back！Horray！
It's worth noting that the name Rival is definitely based on Nemesis, which was arguably the first proper B&M invert
Great catch! You're absolutely right
As I said in one of my comments pointing out name references, I believe even the name of the predesigned layout for the Rival invert is another synonym for the word nemesis as well. It has been a while since I checked the prebuilt designs, but I distinctly remember the connection crossing my mind.
Hope to see track rides and flat rides in real life next
He’s back!
“and since Rage is synonymous with Fury 🧐-“
MY GUY, JUST LOOK AT THE COLORS😭😭
We cooking jNatty back 🔥
Never seen this channel before. But this video is great! I'm a planco nut.
Thanks so much!!!
Well this is interesting. Last time I read up on the Dive Coaster, it said that Griffon was the only installation to have 10-across seating. It was from Wikipedia, so I'm guessing whoever put that into the article didn't take into account the Chinese installations, Dive Coaster and Diving Coaster. (Yeah, I don't understand the way they name most of their coasters. Pretty sure there's quite a few cool-sounding phrases or even single words that would translate well into English.) Some of the newer Dive Coasters actually feature the old 6-across seating that Oblivion originally had, before it got 8-across trains. These include Krake at Heide Park, Oblivion: The Black Hole at Gardaland, Baron 1898 at Efteling, Valkyria at Liseberg, and Emperor at SeaWorld San Diego. And of course you've got the evry recent Dr. Diabolical's Cliffhanger at Six Flags Fiesta Texas and Iron Menace at Dorney Park, which not only feature unique 7-across trains but beyond-vertical 95 degree drops. I wonder if we'll see the latter implemented into the upcoming sequel...
Also, while the Smiler and Karacho were installed the year, the Smiler was installed first, and as such is the original Infinity Coaster. One thing I immediately noticed when I first laid eyes on the Infinite model in game is that the paint scheme shown in the icon (which I also believe is the default paint scheme when you first place the station) is an exact match for the Smiler. The only thing missing is the ride's iconic smiley face logo on the front.
I plan to get planet coaster 2 for a low price when it releases
Karacho in Tripsdrill was my first thrill coaster... and the Name "Karacho" means something like high speed. Its hard to describe, because its kind of a specific German Word.
Also Tripsdrill is also hard to pronounce for some Germans, when they read it the first time.
But I really love the Coaster!
@10:20 the Floorless Dive or Vertical Dive coaster model used was originally used on the SheiKra at BGT and after a year Griffin was made but they added 15 feet to the drop and removed the floor on the trains. A year later the SheiKra would get the same floorless train design which became the new norm for this model until the wing/4-seater dive era came.
They did not extend SheiKra’s drop 🤣
It's kinda funny to me, how there are some insanly niche models in the Game, while it still lacks some way more common ones 😂
Great Video! Would love to see a Parkitect video!
The Six Flags New England SLC was renamed from Mind Eraser to The Riddler Revenge (no " 's "), and repainted green with yellow supports.
I’ve been waiting for this!
The Schwarzkopf Looper in the game is not the same as the thick track model as Shockwave and Riddler Mindbender. The loops are also different as those as well
So glad to see you posting again. I love your videos! ❤
Thanks so much! Glad to be back :)
17:10 the first launch winged coaster is furius baco, but it was made by intamin instead of B&M
Now time to do another for planco 2
4:12 is this the same type of coaster of Diabolic Invertigo in Movieland: The Hollywood Park, in Italy, Lake Garda (Lazise)? (I'm talking about Aftershock, Silverwood)
7:40 another example of a Vekoma SLC + Helix - Blu Tornado (1998), Gardaland (Theme: A flight on a military fighter; colours: Blue, White, Light Blue, red seats, black restraints)
8:20 and another example of a B&M Inverted - Katun (2000), Mirabilandia Parks (Parques Reunidos), Ravenna - Emilia Romagna - (Theme: Maya civilization)
16:45 (last thing) Since I am Italian, I am proud of the fact that Gardaland had the honor of hosting the very first Wing Coaster built by B&M
While the Giant Inverted Boomerang is similar to the smaller Invertigo variant, there are some differences. The trains on the Invertigo have rows with the riders facing each other and the lifthills aren't vertical like on the giant inverted boomerang.
Next do every real life coaster type in real life
should do this with the flat rides too!!
I'd love to see all the flat rides in this game!
Coming soon Planet Coaster 2 Coaster Type in Real Life
So, when are we getting every Planet Coaster flat rides in real life? Because I think that would make a good video, as you’ve done it with RCT 1, 2, and 3.
Glad to see you in action again, Welcome Back!
Hey thanks so much!
@@JNattyBoi you're Welcome!
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17:09 the first launched wing coaster is actually Furious Baco, Built by intamin in portaventura.
I’m 9 times out of 10 sure that storm chaser was a conversion from the twisted twins that operated with the original six flags branding and when the owners of Kentucky kingdom bought the park out they converted it. That’s a tip!
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I loved building Tiamat, Vector, and Infinite layouts.
I’m hoping the next one is flat ride based!
Very good video, at 12:57 you just leaked a watercoaster in Walibi Holland :D
You should do a video on train types for coasters and their real life reference if you haven’t already
F-25 is named as such because it was for Frontiers 25th anniversary. Typhoon is called such because of the Eurofighter Typhoon, as the in real life ride model is the Eurofighter. Mind melt is called that because they literally cause migraines. Rival is called that because of the dueling (and therefore rival tracks) of Dueling Dragons. There is a lot more but I can’t be bothered to comment them.
Fun fact: the F25 blueprint is actually just hulk at universal, they are really sneaking some recreations in.
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absolutely great video. i know these things take a long time to make but i would love one for the rides in planco aswell. i know that sky temple is made by intamin and is based of pagode at efteling; the star wheel is the wheel at california adventure/pixar pier. horror height is tower of terror and victory (the pirate ship) seems to be based on the Halve Maen at efteling considering they have the same amount of rows and that is the world record holder for largest ship but that one could also be based on the one at draton manor. but i would love to know more
Thank you! Yes hoping to make that video someday, there are some awesome flats in Planet Coaster
Been expecting this one for a long time! Awesome research!
One thing I’ll say, there’s a 3rd Intaming Wing Coaster you haven’t mentioned at Energylandia called Hyperion :)
Can’t wait for Planet Coaster 2! I’m currently building a final park on the channel to celebrate the end of the Planet Coaster 1 era!
I looked at pictures, and Hyperion seems to have seats that stretch out, but they have floors.
@@DoswarePictures I’ve always considered it an Intamin wing coaster because it has the same unique style as the other two wing coasters despite having a floor :)
I suppose you’re right though, it is open to interpretation!