User blog:SonicMario96/RollerCoaster Tycoon U

I've always been a fan of the RollerCoaster Tycoon games. When I first played the original, I was hooked and I loved the sequels (especially the second game). It would be nice to have an RCT game on the Wii U. I would like this to be a collaboration between Nintendo and Atari, along with help from the creator of the series, Chris Sawyer.

Disclaimer

This blog post is just an idea I have and all of the information is hypothetical.

Gameplay

The main focus of the game is to have the freedom to build and customize whatever you want and to share your creations with the world.

Mechanics

The gameplay would be the same as RollerCoaster Tycoon 3. You could build amusement parks, water parks, and safaris in a 3D environment. Using the CoasterCam, you could take photos, record videos, ride your rides, and see the park from a guest's view. You could also add fireworks, light shows, water shows, and mixmaster shows and play them to songs which can play on a scheduled time. Add scenery to your park to make it more appealing to guests. You could make changes to the land by simple landscaping and/or by terraforming. During gameplay, you need to manage your staff, finances and park ratings to make sure that your park is top-notch. The day/night cycle would return and at night time you can light up your park by lighting up rides and adding lamps. There would be two clocks in the game, with one displaying the in-game time and one displaying real time. During gameplay you could make Miiverse posts, obviously. As a new feature, you could build tracked rides underwater by having tunnels created where the track the meets the water or by building tracks from the bottom of the water and connecting the stations to the underwater paths. You could also build curved paths, spiral stairs, and escalators. Using an SD card, you could have the option to save track designs, parks, and photos.

Controls

The game would be compatible with the Wii U GamePad and Pro Controller. The left control stick and back buttons would control the camera angle. You could change the controls to your liking. There would be three ways to play with the GamePad. The first option would have Off-TV Play, with all of the gameplay taking place on the GamePad's screen. The touch screen could be used to scroll the camera, access the menu, build rides, build paths, place scenery, edit the rides, and change the landscape. Pressing ZL and ZR on the GamePad at the same time would change the GamePad's screen. The second option would change the screen to a map of the park. You could use the touch screen to scroll the map, build rides, build paths, and place scenery objects. The third option would have the screen become a keyboard. Using the keyboard, you could easily name any attraction and trigger the keyboard controls of RCT3 if you'd like. While in any of these modes, you could still use the buttons to play. Below are the default controls:

A Button - Select/Build.
B Button - Cancel.
X Button - Open/Close Menu.
Y Button - Toggle Gridlines.
Start Button - Pause.
Select Button - See through land.
D-Pad - Scroll Menu.
Left Control Stick - Move Camera.
Right Control Stick - Move Cursor.
L Button - Turn Camera Left.
R Button - Turn Camera Right.
ZL Button - Zoom In.
ZR Button - Zoom Out.

If you press and hold the left control stick, you could stack scenery.

Modes

The game will have modes taken from RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 along with some new modes.

Single Player

There would also be a Co-op Mode where one player uses the GamePad and the other uses the Pro Controller. The player with the GamePad builds on the GamePad's screen and the player with the Pro Controller uses the TV screen. Both players could build on different areas of the park and both players share the same maximum loan. This would be optional and won't affect the progress of any of your parks.

Career Mode

Choose from a list of scenarios and complete park objectives.

Sandbox Mode

Build your own park from scratch with all rides and scenery available and no money restrictions.

Tutorial Mode

Learn how to play the game and utilize the various features.

Online Mode

Connect to Nintendo Network. When connected, you would be taken to a room where you take control of your Mii and interact with other players from all over the world. You could share your custom parks, building designs, and coaster designs with the world. When interacting with other players, you could visit their custom parks, ride their custom track designs and give them your feedback. You also have the option to use content posted by other players in your game. Co-op Mode could also be played in Online Mode between friends with voice chat activated. For Online Co-op, up to four friends could build on different sides of a park and manage everything. There would also be competitions where players could build certain coasters, record videos of them, and submit them on Miiverse.

Custom Mode

In this mode, the only limit is your imagination.

Scenario Editor

Design your own custom scenario. Choose from every ride and scenery item available.

Track Designer

Build your own track designs for roller coasters and other tracked rides. You could also build scenery around your tracks to give them themes. You could also record videos of your coasters.

Building Editor

Create your own scenic building designs.

Guest Creator

Create and customize your own guests that would appear in your parks. You could give them names, select their gender, age, height, weight, skin color, hair color/style, eye color, facial features, clothing, headgear, eyewear, wristwear, footwear, and swimwear. Each guest you create could have the option to ride certain rides depending on the preferred ride intensity you give them or ride all of the rides regardless of preferred intensity. You could also create guests individually or in groups.

Extras

Model Viewer

View the textures of the rides and scenery.

Sound Test

Listen to the in-game music.

Photo Gallery

View photos taken from rides and the in-game camera.

Video Player

View videos that you recorded in-game.

Records

View your in-game records and playtime.

Options

Change the controls, check your save data, change the language, and adjust the sounds.

Rides/Attractions

Rides and attractions that are highlighted in bold are new additions. Rides and vehicles from Wacky Worlds and Time Twister would return as alternate designs of their counterparts.

Roller Coasters

Steel

Air Powered Coaster
Alpine Coaster
Bobsleigh Coaster
Coasterball
Corkscrew Coaster
Dizzy Dropper
Drifting Coaster
Extended Coaster
Floorless Coaster
Giant Flume
Giga Coaster
Half-Pipe Coaster
Heartline Coaster
Hypercoaster
Hyper Twister Coaster
Junior Coaster
LIM Launched Coaster
Looping Coaster
Mine Cart Coaster
Mine Ride
Mine Train Coaster
Mini Coaster
Motorbike Races
Multi-Dimension Coaster
Pipeline Coaster
Reverse Freefall Coaster
Robotic Coaster
Rotating Tower Coaster
Sea Serpent Shuttle
Soap Box Derby Racers
Spinning Steel
Spinning Wild Mouse
Spiral Coaster
Splitting Coaster
Stand-Up Coaster
Stand-Up Twister Coaster
Steeplechase
Stormrunner
StrataCoaster
Tilt Coaster
Towering Coaster
Turbo Bikes
Twister Coaster
Vertical Drop Coaster
Wild Mouse

Wooden

Flying Turns
Reverser Coaster
Side Friction Coaster
Virginia Reel
Wooden Coaster
Wooden Wild Mine
Wooden Wild Mouse

Inverted/Suspended

Compact Inverted Coaster
Flying Coaster
Glider Coaster
Inverted Coaster
Inverted Hairpin Coaster
Inverted Impulse Coaster
Inverted Shuttle Coaster
Inverted Vertical Shuttle
Mini Suspended Coaster
Mini Suspended Flying Coaster
Roller-Soaker
Sky Rider
Suspended Swinging Coaster

Water

Dinghy Slide
Log Flume
Rafts
River Rapids
Splash Boats
Water Coaster
White Water Rapids

Junior Rides

Buffalo Roundabout
Car Ride
Cheshire Cats
Dinosaur-Go-Round
Floundering Ferry
Flying Saucers
Maze
Merry-Go-Round
Mini Helicopters
Monorail Cycles
Monster Ride
Odyssey Ride
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Snake Helter-Skelter
Spiral Slide
Tannenbaum
Tea Cups Ride
Vintage Cars

Thrill Rides

Aileron
Backing Bull
Barn Stormer
Bus Stop
Chairswing
Chaotic
Claw of Doom
Condor
Discus
Disko
Double Inversion
Double Sky Wheel
Double Swinging Inverter
Enterprise
Flying Carpet
Gallows Swing
Giant Slide
Go Karts
Gravitron
Gyrator
Insanity
Kaos
Lasso
Launched Freefall
Loop the Loop
Loop-O-Plane
Meteorite
Mine Drop Ride
Motion Simulator
Motocross
Octopus
Parachute Drop
Phoenix Twister
Pirate Ship
Pounding Surf
Power Boat
Quad Bikes
Revolution
Rip Tide
Robot Arm
Roll-O-Plane
Roto-Drop
Rotor
Rotovator
Roundup Ride
Skateboards
Sky Diver
Sky Sling
Sky Swat
Sky Swing
Sky Wheel
Snow Cups
Spider Top Spinner
Spin Doctor
Swinging Inverter Ship
Tagada
Thunder Bobs
TNT Vortex
Top Spinner
Top Star
Topple Tower
Twirler
Twister
Whirling Dervish
Zipper

Water Rides

Bumper Boats
Canoes
Jet Skis
Pedal Boats
Rowing Boats
Speedboats
Submarine
Swans
Water Tricycles
Windsurfer

Gentle Rides

3D Cinema
Aquarium
Balloon Ferris Wheel
Circus
Crooked House
Demolition Derby
Dizzy Dragons
Dodgems
Dolphin Show
Double-Deck Observation Tower
Ferris Wheel
Fun House
Ghost House Ride
Ghost Train
Giant Ferris Wheel
Haunted House
Haunted Mansion Ride
Hershey's Kissing Tower
Ice Skating Rink
Insect House
Kara Oki Concert
Killer Whale Show
Laser Battle
Lion Show
Mini Golf
Mirror Maze
Monster Trucks
Nocturnal House
Observation Tower
Planetarium
Reptile and Amphibian House
Roller Skating Rink
Seal Show
Sea Lion Show
Space Arcade
Space Rings
Spooky Wheel
Tiger Show
Trampoline
Western Wheel
Wild West Show
Zero-G Trampoline

Transport Rides

Air Boats
Chairlift
Elephant Transport
Elevator
Gondola Lift
Helicopter Tour
Hop-on Hop-off Transport Trams
Miniature Railway
Monorail
Paddle Steamer
Safari Train
Safari Transport
Suspended Monorail
Trams
Water-Based Transport

Shops/Stalls

Aside from shops and stalls, as a new feature, you could build restaurants and choose various combinations of foods and drinks to serve in each restaurant. Restaurants could also have themes with certain menu items and architecture.

Foods

Beef Noodles
Bison Burger
Burgers
Buritos
Candy Apples
Candy Bars
Chicken Noodle Soup
Churros
Cookies
Cotton Candy
Dino Burger
Donuts
Fried Chicken
Fried Rice Noodles
Fries
Fruity Ices
Funnel Cakes
Golden Nugget Candy
Hershey's Chocolate
Hot Dogs
Ice Cream
Meatball Soup
Moorish Kebabs
Nachos
Pizza
Popcorn
Pretzels
Pumpkin Pies
Quesadillas
Ribs
Roast Sausages
Sandwiches
Sea Food
Shrimp
Steakhouse
Sujongkwa
Sushi
Tacos
Toffee Apples
Turkish Delight
Wings
Wonton Soup

Drinks

Coconut Drinks
Coffee
Croctails Tropical Juices
Drinks
Hot Chocolate
Ice Tea
Icees
Lemonade
Rocket Boost Cantina
Smoothies
Soybean Milk
Space Shake
Spooky Shakes
Star Fruit Drinks

Souvenirs

Accessories
Balloons
Cuddly Toys
Cutlasses
Dino Masks
Group Photos
Hats
Indian Feathers
Pool Toys
Safari Toys
Shield and Spear
Spooky Jokes
Sunglasses
Sunscreen
Swimsuits
T-Shirts
Umbrellas

Facilities

A.T.M.
First Aid
Information
Restroom

Pool Slides and Rides

New pool pieces will include the giant bucket, rope swing, and swaying bridge.

Aqua Blaster Slides
Body Slide
H20 Slide Bowl
Inflatable Ship
Lazy River
Ring/Raft Slide
Wave Pool

Animals

New animals would include reptiles and marine life.

Alligator
Camel
Chimp
Crocodile
Elephant
Emu
Dolphin
Fox
Gazelle
Giraffe
Goat
Gorilla
Grizzly Bear
Hippo
Horse
Kangaroo
Leopard
Lion
Mandrill
Orangutan
Ostrich
Panda
Panther
Penguin
Polar Bear
Ray
Rhino
Sea Lion
Seal
Shark
Sheep
Sloth
Tiger
Tortoise
Walrus
Wolf
Zebra

Carnival Games

This would be a new type of attraction.

Ball and Bucket Toss
Basketball
Darts
Duck Pond
High Striker
Horse Race
Milk Bottle
Ring Toss
Shooting Gallery
Skeeball
Water Gun
Whack-A-Mole

Scenery/Theming

All scenery packs from the first three RCT games would return and be updated to include new items. New scenery packs would also be introduced.

Abstract Theming
Adventure Theming
African Theming
Animal Habitat Theming
Antarctic Theming
Asian Theming
Australian Theming
Catwalks and Supports
Christmas Theming
Classical/Roman Theming
Construction Theming
Dark Age Theming
Egyptian Theming
European Theming
Fences and Walls
Futuristic Theming
Gardens
Giant Candy Theming
Giant Garden Theming
Hotel/Resort Theming
Jungle Theming
Jurassic Theming
Martian Theming
Mechanical Theming
Medieval Theming
Mine Theming
Mythological Theming
North American Theming
Neon Theming
Pagoda Theming
Path Items
Pirate Theming
Prehistoric Theming
Restaurant Theming
Ride Events
Roaring Twenties Theming
Rock n' Roll Theming
Romantic Theming
Sci-Fi Theming
Shrubs and Ornaments
Six Flags Theming
Snow/Ice Theming
South American Theming
Space Theming
Spooky/Creepy Theming
Sports Theming
Stadium Theming
Terrain Surfaces
Toyland Theming
Trees
Underwater Theming
Urban Theming
Walls and Roofs
Water Feature Theming
Western/Wild West Theming
Wonderland Theming

Staff

Hire and manage staff members to improve your park. You can select their genders, give them names, and give them uniforms.

Animal Keeper - Manages animal habitats and takes care of animals.
Entertainer - Perform to make guests happy. Costumes include pandas, tigers, elephants, gorillas, astronauts, knights, romans, pirates, bandits, sheriffs, sharks, aliens, pumpkinheads, cowboys/cowgirls, bears, clowns, dolphins, dinosaurs, ninjas, and samurais.
Janitor - Keeps the park clean by sweeping paths, watering gardens, emptying trash cans, and mowing grass.
Mechanic - Inspects rides and fixes rides when breakdowns occur.
Park Inspector - Inspects the park and rides and gives tips to the player to improve the park. Appears in every scenario and can't be fired.
Security Guard - Patrols the park to prevent vandalism and lookout for guests who misbehave.
Vendor - Works and operates the rides and shops.

Nintendo Content

With Nintendo working on the game (if this was real of course), they should make content based on their games. These can be used in Scenario Editor and Sandbox Mode.

Rides/Attractions/Vehicles

Barrel Train - A steam train with the cars and locomotive in the shape of barrels from the Donkey Kong series.
Dizzy Dragonite - Dizzy Dragons in the shape of the Pokémon Dragonite.
F-Zero Coaster - A Dueling Coaster with cars designed as F-Zero machines that travel at high speeds and end in a photo finish.
F-Zero Racers - Guests race in replica F-Zero machines and travel at high speeds, resulting in high intensity ratings.
Link's Archery Range - Shooting Gallery where guests use bows and arrows to shoot targets, and cardboard cutouts of Deku Scrubs, Gibdos, ReDeads, Octoroks, and Tektites to earn points.
Mario Karts - Go Karts with Standard Kart vehicles and Anti-Gravity tracks from Mario Kart 8.
Metroid Shooter - A light gun type arcade game where guests shoot aliens and monsters to earn points.
PokéBall Ferris Wheel - A Ferris Wheel with PokéBall-shaped cars, as seen in Pokémon Black & White.
Squid Sisters Concert - A concert featuring musical performances by the Squid Sisters (Callie and Marie) from Splatoon.
Star Fox Simulator - A Motion Simulator designed as an Arwing where guests can pilot a virtual Arwing.
Wiggler Train - A Roller Coaster Train designed as Wiggler from the Mario games. Can be used for Corkscrew, Looping, and Hypercoasters.
Yoshi-Go-Round - A Yoshi-themed Merry-Go-Round, as seen in Super Mario Sunshine.

Scenery

Animal Crossing Theming
Console Theming
Donkey Kong Theming
Fire Emblem Theming
F-Zero Theming
Kid Icarus Theming
Kirby Theming
Luigi's Mansion Theming
Mario Kart Theming
Metroid Theming
Mother Theming
Pikmin Theming
Pokémon Theming
Splatoon Theming
Star Fox Theming
Super Mario Theming
Super Smash Bros. Theming
The Legend of Zelda Theming
Wario Theming
Xenoblade Theming
Yoshi's Island Theming

One of the scenery items would be a statue of former Nintendo president, Satoru Iwata. The statue's pose would be Iwata doing his famous 'directly to you' gesture and the base would have a plack that reads:

"On my business card, I am a corporate president. In my mind, I am a game developer. But in my heart, I am a gamer."

"Video games are meant to be just one thing. Fun. Fun for everyone!"

- Satoru Iwata -

December 6, 1959 - July 11, 2015

Songs

Airship Theme (Super Mario Bros. 3)
Aquatic Ambience (Donkey Kong Country)
Baby Park (Mario Kart: Double Dash!!)
Ballad of the Goddess (The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword)
Battlefield (Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U)
Big Blue (F-Zero)
Bowser's Castle (Mario Kart Wii)
Bowser's Road (Super Mario 64)
Climb Up! And Get The Last Chance! (F-Zero X)
Checker Knights (Kirby Air Ride)
Circuit (Mario Kart 7)
Conquest (Fire Emblem: Awakening)
Corneria (Star Fox)
Dark Pit's Theme (Kid Icarus: Uprising)
Delfino Plaza (Super Mario Sunshine)
Engage the Enemy (Xenoblade Chronicles)
Final Boss - Squid Sisters Version (Splatoon)
Fire Emblem Theme
Frozen Hillside (Kirby Air Ride)
Gaur Plain (Xenoblade Chronicles)
Gerudo Valley (The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time)
Good Egg Galaxy (Super Mario Galaxy)
Gourmet Race (Kirby Super Star)
Green Greens (Kirby's Dream Land)
Ground Theme (Super Mario Bros.)
Hyrule Field (The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time)
Jungle Level (Donkey Kong Country)
Luigi Raceway (Mario Kart 64)
Luigi's Mansion Theme
Lumiose City (Pokémon X & Y)
Magnus' Theme (Kid Icarus: Uprising)
Main Theme (Metroid)
Main Theme (Star Fox 64)
Main Theme (The Legend of Zelda)
Mario Circuit (Mario Kart 8)
Mario Circuit (Super Mario Kart)
Mechanical Rhythm (Xenoblade Chronicles)
Menu (Super Smash Bros. Melee)
Meta Crystal (Super Smash Bros.)
Meta Knight's Revenge (Kirby Super Star)
Mute City (F-Zero)
N's Castle (Pokémon Black & White)
Opening (Super Smash Bros. Melee)
Planet Popstar (Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards)
Pokémon Center
Pokémon Gym
Pokémon Main Theme
Rainbow Road (Mario Kart 64)
Rainbow Road (Mario Kart 7)
Rainbow Road (Super Mario Kart)
Single Player 1 (Splatoon)
Single Player 2 (Splatoon)
Single Player 3 (Splatoon)
Single Player 4 (Splatoon)
Single Player 5 (Splatoon)
Sky Station Galaxy (Super Mario Galaxy 2)
Skyworld (Kid Icarus)
Star Wolf (Star Fox: Assault)
Stickerbrush Symphony (Donkey Kong Country 2)
Temple (Zelda II: The Adventure of Link)
Throwback Galaxy (Super Mario Galaxy 2)
Time to Fight! (Xenoblade Chronicles)
Underworld (Kid Icarus)
Versus Mode 1 (Splatoon)
Versus Mode 2 (Splatoon)
Versus Mode 3 (Splatoon)
Versus Mode 4 (Splatoon)
Versus Mode 5 (Splatoon)
Versus Mode 6 (Splatoon)
Versus Mode 7 (Splatoon)
Versus Mode 8 (Splatoon)
Versus Mode 9 (Splatoon)
Versus Ridley (Super Metroid)
Victory Road (Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire)
Yoshi's Story
You Will Know Our Names (Xenoblade Chronicles)

Entertainer Costumes

These costumes would depend on the gender of your entertainer.

Birdo
Bowser
Bowser Junior
Cap'n Cuttlefish
Captain Falcon
Charizard
Daisy
Diddy Kong
Donkey Kong
Dunban
Falco Lambardi
Fox McCloud
Funky Kong
Ganondorf
Greninja
Ike
Impa
Inkling
Isabelle
King Dedede
King K. Rool
Kirby
K.K. Slider
Link
Lucario
Luigi
Mario
Marth
Mewtwo
Ness
Olimar
Palutena
Peach
Peppy Hare
Pikachu
Pikmin
Pit
Rosalina
Roy
Samus Aran
Shulk
Slippy Toad
Toad
Tom Nook
Villager
Waluigi
Wario
Yoshi
Zelda

Scenarios

These are the scenarios that you can play in Career Mode. They're all in alphabetical order. The in order in which how difficult they are will be decided eventually.

Original

Asteroid Adventures - A space-themed park.
Ball Park - A baseball stadium.
Close Encounters - An alien planet.
Crazy Crater - A volcanic crater.
Dusty Dunes - A desert.
Family Zoo - A pleasant zoo.
Frozen Hills - A ski resort.
Goldmine - A mine shaft.
Haunted Highway - A spooky, deserted highway.
Island Resort - A tropical island resort.
Jurassic Joyride - A dinosaur-themed park.
King's Fortress - A medieval castle.
Maple Forest - A forest with maple trees.
Marine Aquarium - An aquarium near a beach.
Mountain Peak - A mountain top.
Ranch Frontiers - A ranch.
Roaring Rapids - A water park.
Rocky Falls - A cliff with a waterfall and a lake.
Seashell Beach - A white sandy beach with seashells scattered.
Sunny Savannah - A savannah.
Sunshine Gardens - A garden with sprouting flowers.
Thrill-Seeker City - A city where guests want intense rides.
Wacky Wilderness - A dense wilderness.
Western Junction - A western-themed town with a railroad.
Wild Creek - A water park.

Nintendo-Themed

Altea
Bowser's Castle
Brinstar
Corneria
Desert Hill
F-Zero Grand Prix
Garden of Hope
Gaur Plain
Green Greens
Kongo Jungle
Lake Hylia
Luigi's Mansion
Mario Grand Prix
Peach's Castle
Poképark
Saturn Valley
Sherbet Land
Skyworld
Smashville
Splat Park
Super Smash Park
Wario Land
Yoshi's Island

Real Parks

These are only suggestions. These parks would only be made available if the licenses to these parks were acquired. If none of these parks are made available at launch, then they could be made available as downloadable content. Each park would come with their own scenery pack.

Busch Gardens Tampa
Cedar Point
Disneyland
Dollywood
Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom
Efteling
Europa-Park
Hershey Park
Lagoon
Legoland California Resort
SeaWorld Orlando
Schlitterbahn Kansas City

Downloadable Content

Since the Wii U offers DLC, this should be a no-brainer. Just like the real parks, these are only suggestions and can only be made available if the licenses were acquired. DLC can be used in Scenario Editor but not in Sandbox Mode.

Jurassic Park Pack

Jurassic Park belongs to Universal.

Rides/Attractions/Vehicles

Gyrospheres
Jurassic Park Boat Hire
Jurassic Park Jeep
Jurassic Park Splash Boats
Mosasaurus Show

Animals

Brontosaur
Stegasaurus
Triceratops
Velociraptor

Scenery

Jurassic Park/Jurassic Word Theming

Scenarios

Jurassic Park
Jurassic World

Songs

Jurassic Park Ending Theme
Jurassic Park Main Theme

Sonic the Hedgehog Pack

Sonic the Hedgehog belongs to Sega.

Rides/Attractions/Vehicles

Extreme Gear Racing
Sonic Roller Coaster Train
Tornado Plane

Animals

Chao
Dark Chao
Hero Chao

Scenery

Sonic the Hedgehog Theming

Scenarios

Eggmanland
Green Hill Zone
Twinkle Park

Songs

Angel Island Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog 3)
Azure Blue World (Sonic Adventure)
Bingo Highway (Sonic Heroes)
Bullet Station (Sonic Heroes)
Carnival Night Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog 3)
Casino Park (Sonic Heroes)
Chemical Plant Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog 2)
Crank the Heat Up!! (Sonic Adventure)
Egg Fleet (Sonic Heroes)
Emerald Hill Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog 2)
Endless Possibility (Sonic Unleashed)
Escape From the City (Sonic Adventure 2)
Final Fortress (Sonic Heroes)
Flying Battery Zone (Sonic & Knuckles)
Frog Forest (Sonic Heroes)
Green Hill Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog (1991))
His World (Sonic the Hedgehog (2006))
Hydrocity Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog 3)
Kingdom Valley (Sonic the Hedgehog (2006))
Live & Learn (Sonic Adventure 2)
Marble Garden Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog 3)
Marble Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog (1991))
Never Let It Go (Sonic the Fighters)
Ocean Palace (Sonic Heroes)
Open Your Heart (Sonic Adventure)
Palmtree Panic (Sonic CD)
Planet Wisp (Sonic Colors)
Pleasure Castle (Sonic Adventure)
Race to Win (Sonic Rivals 2)
Rail Canyon (Sonic Heroes)
Reach for the Stars (Sonic Colors)
Rooftop Run (Sonic Unleashed)
Scrap Brain Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog (1991))
Seaside Hill (Sonic Heroes)
Sky Sanctuary Zone (Sonic & Knuckles)
Sonic Heroes
Star Light Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog (1991))
Starlight Carnival (Sonic Colors)
That's the Way I Like It (Sonic Adventure 2)
Tropical Resort (Sonic Colors)
Twinkle Cart (Sonic Adventure)
Vengeance Is Mine (Sonic Adventure 2)
Wave Ocean (Sonic the Hedgehog (2006))
What I'm Made Of (Sonic Heroes)
Windy and Ripply (Sonic Adventure)

Entertainer Costumes

Amy Rose
Blaze
Cream
Doctor Eggman
Knuckles
Metal Sonic
Shadow
Silver
Sonic
Tails

RollerCoaster Tycoon Collection

Aside from the new installment, I also want to see a compilation containing the first three RCT games and their expansion packs on the Wii U. Instead of being ported, the games would be remastered. Everything from the games would be included, but with some improvements. Using an SD card, you have the option to save your track designs, parks, and photos. I would like this game to be released first since it would be easier to put together.

Controls

You could use either the GamePad or Pro Controller. While using the GamePad, you could use the touch screen to edit the rides and scroll the camera. Pressing ZL and ZR at the same time on the GamePad would change the GamePad's screen for three ways to play. The first would be Off-TV Mode, the second would be Map Mode, and the third would be Keyboard Mode, as mentioned above for RCTU. While in Keyboard Mode, you could use the assorted keys on the touch screen to trigger the original keyboard controls from the first three games which can be changed to your liking. For RCT2 and RCT3, pressing and holding the left control stick will allow you to stack scenery.

RCT1 and RCT2

A Button - Select/Build.
B Button - Cancel.
Y Button - Toggle Gridlines.
Start Button - Pause.
Select Button - See through land.
Right Control Stick - Move Camera/Cursor.
R Button - Change Camera Angle.
ZL Button - Zoom In.
ZR Button - Zoom Out.

RCT3

A Button - Select/Build.
B Button - Cancel.
X Button - Open Menu.
Y Button - Toggle Gridlines.
Start Button - Pause.
Select Button - See through land.
D-Pad - Scroll Menu.
Left Control Stick - Move Camera.
Right Control Stick - Move Cursor.
L Button - Turn Camera Left.
R Button- Turn Camera Right.
ZL Button - Zoom In.
ZR Button - Zoom Out.

Improvements

The graphics would be enhanced in HD and all animations would run at 1080p 60fps.
Scenario Editor and Coaster Designer would be added to RCT1.
Sandbox Mode and the Fast Forward option would be added to RCT1 and RCT2.
RCT2's Scenario Editor would be improved to allow rides to be built and to choose every ride and scenery item. Coaster Designer would also be improved to choose from all coasters and to build scenery around the coasters.
Any bugs and/or glitches would be fixed, including the graphical distortion glitch in RCT3, where everything disappears when you zoom out.
When changing screen resolution in RCT1 and RCT2, the camera would simply zoom in or zoom out to the selected resolution without any delay.
Loading times would be greatly reduced.
Guest and Staff AI would be improved.
Any downgraded rides in RCT2 and RCT3 would be upgraded to reflect their appearances in RCT1.
Bobsleigh Coaster, Car Rides, Cycle Railway, Ghost Train, Go Karts, Water Rides, and Wild Mouse Coasters would be upgraded to have more track elements.
Miniature Railway and Trams would now have the railroad crossing.
Two or more attractions could share the same name.
You could place unlimited banners and signs in your parks.
Twister Coasters would have Powered Launch Mode.
The special RCT1 scenarios, Gameplay, PC Gaming World, and PC Player, which were originally downloadable, would be available by completing half of the original, Corkscrew Follies, and Loopy Landscapes scenarios, respectively.
Songs in RCT1 and RCT2 would use their real names (ex. Ragtime Style would now use Searchlight Rag).
Certain rides introduced in Wacky Worlds and Time Twister would now be color changeable.
You could ride your rides in RCT1 and RCT2.
Custom parks created in Scenario Editor could be posted online and be shared with other players, similar to the level sharing in Super Mario Maker.

In-Game Store

On the main menu, there would be a Nintendo eShop icon that would take you to the in-game store. Obviously, you would need a steady internet connection if you want to browse through it. Fanmade content from RCT2 and RCT3 would be redesigned by the development team and be made available as free downloadable content. You could download parks, rides, track designs, paths, park entrances, and scenery items. While most of the rides were made from cloning existing rides, some would be modified to make them a bit different. There would be catalogs named after the websites that contained fanmade content. You could choose to download either invidual items or bundles in each catalog. Catalogs would include Amazing Earl, Buggy, Coaster Grotto, Cougar, RCTgo, RCT*Mart, and the User Created Expansion Set. You could also use filters or type in the search bar to find what you're looking for. DLC could be used in Scenario Editor but not in Sandbox Mode.

Data Importing

If you were to have save data for both RollerCoaster Tycoon Collection and RollerCoaster Tycoon U, you could copy and send over track designs and custom scenarios from Collection and use them in RCTU.

Wii U Mouse

Since RollerCoaster Tycoon is a mostly PC franchise, what better way to bring the PC experience to the home console then with a mouse peripheral? It functions like a regular mouse; you drag it to move the cursor and left click to confirm. The mouse would be bundled with a mousepad and RollerCoaster Tycoon Collection. The mouse can be either black or white. It will have the Wii U logo imprinted on the bottom with the four Wii Remote lights below it and the home button placed in the center between the left and right buttons. It would be wireless and have the same AC adapter as the Pro Controller. Aside from the RCT games, it would also work for the Wii U menu, Miiverse, Nintendo eShop, Friend List, YouTube, Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Video, Crunchyroll, and Internet Browser (and hopefully Mario Paint would come to the Wii U Virtual Console). The mouse would be ideal for playing when the GamePad is in Keyboard Mode.

Smartphone/Tablet Connectivity

RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 introduced custom billboards and shops where you can add photos saved on your computer and use them for customization. Since this won't work for the Wii U, there would be an alternative to this. An app would be released for smartphones (iPhone, Android, Blackberry, etc.) and tablets (iPad, Kindle, etc.) that would allow you to add photos saved on your devices. When starting up the app, you could choose to connect to either RCT3 (in Collection, not the original) or RCTU. When connected, you could browse through your photos and use them in the games for custom billboards and shops. You could also add videos from your camera and play on custom billboards. You could also add music to the game by adding songs saved on to your device. Custom music could be played on any type of ride. You would have the option to save your custom photos, videos, and songs into the games so that you can use them without the app. It should be noted that photos and videos that contain inappropriate content such as nudity or profanity wouldn't be used due to the E rating of both games. The same thing would apply to explicit songs.

Trivia

These would be the second and third RCT games on a home console, with the first being RollerCoaster Tycoon for Xbox.
These would also be the second and third RCT games on a Nintendo system, with the first being RollerCoaster Tycoon 3D for Nintendo 3DS.
The Wii U would be the second Nintendo console to utilize a mouse peripheral, with the first being the Super Nintendo with Mario Paint.