The map can support up to 131,000 elements at once. There was still some extra space remaining but Vos said that he used the entire landscape data of the map. While the smaller one is spanned across the entire field, the longer one takes a comparatively small space. Vos has broken his record and has come up with ‘45 Years in Hell.’ In the YouTube video by Vos, we see that there are two roller coaster rides in a park. The ride circled the park for around 600 times, taking same in-game time as 12 years in real life. This is nothing new for the fan named Marcel Vos as he has previously created a roller coaster named ‘Wild Mouse’ with a near-endless loop.

One of those fans seems to have gone bit creative as he has made a ride in the game that will take more than 45 years to end. Since it has been there since long, it’s natural that the title’s newer version too, Roller Coaster Tycoon 2 (RCT2), has garnered a lot of fans over the years.

Earlier we used to play it on large Windows computers running Pentium processors and now the same video game has been optimised for touch screens and is available on PCs, Android and iOS smartphones. Atari’s Roller Coaster Tycoon is one of the video titles that has been there since over a decade.

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