Jhihmoac

Identical to your "Bizarro", only quieter... I guess the Man of Steel likes the sound of "Solitude" - So do I! As for the ride - Nice first drop, followed by a nice "underground", then up to more airtime...After that, quite a few turns, circulars, more airtime, and another "underground"... Nice job on both rides...

Not huge, but not bad at all...Just a nicely done average sized "Meat & Potatoes type RMC-type coaster...Rode the flat rides beforehand...Well done!

I've been across the Big Pond, but I've never been to Alton Towers... I HAVE, however seen quite a few POV vids, and have experienced a whole lot of different "Smiler" simulators, both inside and out of the No Limits realm... This has got to be one of the better ones, indeed! Nice job!

First of all, I like the "Situated in the middle of the Sahara" theme (Glad I wore my Aquasocks)... Like the way it stages after that, then on to an accelerated lift with a reverse action and then forward momentum to complete the first loop... Then a whole lot of airtime, inverted loops, and turns to "snake" the ride through to a most unexpected log flume-like splashwater pit (Hope the ride doesn't rust out), then back to the Schwartzie-like station... Well done!

Nicely done! The terraforming/rock layout is awesome...The ride provides plenty of airtime, twists, inversions, and overall length to simulate the "Training" aspect of the Top Gun School! The music and sound F/X are top notch! Well done!

I like this coaster's simplicity... Right down to the color assignment...I cannot quite describe it, but with the tall green fence around it, and the simple stone walkways and pine foliage, it has this sort of "Public Park Attraction" motif to it... Yeah, right - As if a city or county Parks and Recreation Department could afford everything involved with a roller coaster... Actually there IS one theme park with roller coasters and rides that I know of, and that is Playland in Rye, NY, which is owned (but not managed) by the Park District of Westchester County (a government entity)... Anyway, this corkscrew has "Classic" written all over it... Nice job!

Nicely done station and finely detailed queue that gives those waiting quite a few chances to view the ride in operation... This type of coaster alone is becoming more of a rarity due to the strain of the weight of the swinging suspended cars in retrospect to the track, supports, and carriage... I've been on three, myself - "The (original) Bat" @ King's Island (which didn't last long - two or three seasons at the most), "Iron Dragon" @ Cedar Point, and my favorite of the three, "The Big Bad Wolf" @ Busch Gardens - Williamsburg (which is also long gone)... Well made ride, with the banking turns...You even managed to find and replicate the characteristic sound these coasters make as they swoop on by... Kudos!

A fine collection of drops, airtime, turns, that nice heartline inversion, and plenty of serpentine back and forth activity clear to the break run and station... I DID notice that there was absolutely no lighting on the entire ride whatsoever...Not in the station, lift hill, constriction highlighting, nada! I thought I'd ride out into the night to see that the moon is the only illumination available... You don't see that even in simulation that often, and unless there's a power failure, or the entire park is in SBNO status, you certainly NEVER see that in reality! Now how cool is all that? Kudos!

Six Flags Great Adventure is about a half hour from where I reside, thus making it my home park, although I haven't been there in about five years... I can say that you've managed to do a great recreation of Nitro, although I kind of like YOUR queues and station much better than theirs! On the tail of that thought, whatever I downloaded also featured a working inverted coaster that you had to "Phantom" (fly view) yourself to a certain point in order to ride... It's not too bad at all... A classic inverted from what I experienced, but it needs a more detailed queue and station... Maybe I didn't download an optional package, I'm not sure... Great job on Nitro, though...