Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7376 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Atari
• Released on: 2006-12-01
• Rating: To Be Announced
• Platform: PlayStation2

Manufacturer's Description
Thrillville queue-jumps previous theme-park games with its access-all-areas pass to adventure and enjoyment, placing a fully interactive and customisable amusement park at the player's fingertips. Throwing players of all ages immediately into the action, it allows them to experience the joys of creating and playing within their very own theme park. In addition to this, Thrillville adds social interaction, dozens of exciting party games for up to four players, and thrilling simulation unlike anything before. Thrillville also offers depth and rewards for those players who wish to customise and tweak to their heart's content.

Created specifically for the console audience, Thrillville is the first theme-park based game that lets players experience at ground level what they've created, and as a playable character they can actively chat, joke and even flirt with every single park guest. The game has over 100 different interactive attractions and five different parks, each with three uniquely themed areas, where the fun ranges from racing on go-kart tracks and playing mini-golf on self-designed courses to joining friends for multiplayer first-person shooter competitions and many other party games.

Thrillville allows players to build and ride some of the most amazing roller coasters imaginable, as well as select where to place thrill rides, stalls and other playable attractions, such as videogame arcades, hover-car soccer, trampolines or bumper cars. As players tune their parks to perfection, even otherwise mundane tasks such as training staff are made light hearted as players improve their staff dancing and maintenance skills. Based around a mission-based framework, Thrillville provides a uniquely broad, deep and progressive gameplay experience. Meanwhile, a simple lobby system allows for instant access to players' favourite attractions.

No more complex coaster construction, Thrillville has been designed with ease in mind for the console market. Build and develop over 75 different rides from wooden corkscrews, inverted coasters, carnival rides and go kart tracks. Even play crazy golf or try your eye in the shooting gallery.

Operate and enjoy the best theme park ever...yours! You build, manage, customize and socialize your way through the theme parks you've created. Play with your friends in the park of your dreams... anyway you want.

With a charming, laugh-out-loud story centering around you and the theme park that you have take over from your eccentric Uncle Mortimer. Only by keeping your guests happy and by completing most of the 150 missions on offer can you stave off the threat posed by the nefarious Globo-Joy corporation.

Includes Capital Records licensed music:

• "Banjo Boy" as performed by Ryan Shupe and the Rubberband
• "Character" as performed by Van Hunt
• "Don't Listen to the Radio" as performed by The Vines
• "Everybody Rules" as performed by Morningwood
• "Everyone's Rooting For You" as performed by Sondre Lerche
• "I Found Forever" as performed by Fighting Instinct
• "I Love My Life" as performed by Jamie O'Neal
• "Keep It Real" as performed by LeToya
• "Lock Up Your Daughters" as performed by End of Fashion
• "Love Song" as performed by Annie Stela
• "Oh How I Miss You" by Ryan Shupe and the Rubberband
• "On My Own" as performed by Hedley
• "Pick Up" as performed by Ak'sent
• "Put Your Records On" as performed by Corrine Bailey Rae
• "Real to Me" as performed by Nichole Nordeman
• "Robinson Crusoe" as performed by The Redwalls
• "She's Love" as performed by End of Fashion
• "Something On My Mind" as performed by Hawk Nelson
• "Suddenly I See" as performed by KT Tunstall
• "The Curse of Being In Love" as performed by Sondre Lerche
• "The Show" as performed by Hawk Nelson

• "Dr. Kunkle's Funnkel Cake" as performed by Father Torque
• "Emo Skater Girl" as performed by Mozingo
• "Loop It" as performed by 80-HD
• "Whiplash" as performed by Monkeynaught