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The mobile version of RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 (RCT3) is a ported game, which means it was adapted from the original PC version to run on mobile devices. Unfortunately, the mobile version lacks some features and content compared to the original PC version. One of the notable omissions is the explanation packs, which were a series of downloadable content (DLC) packs that added new attractions, scenarios, and gameplay mechanics to the PC version of RCT3. These packs were released by Atari, the original developer and publisher of RCT3, between 2004 and 2006. There are several reasons why the mobile version of RCT3 does not include the explanation packs: Licensing issues: The explanation packs were developed by third-party companies, and the licenses for these packs may not have been transferred to the mobile game's developers. Content restrictions: Mobile devices have limited storage capacity and processing power compared to PCs. Including all the content from the explanation packs would have likely made the mobile game too large and resource-intensive. Prioritization: The mobile game's developers may have prioritized other features and gameplay elements over including the explanation packs.

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THIS is how the movie SHOULD have ended. Respect to Dame Shirley Bassey.

Just perfect. No gun barrel, because it’s at the start of the movie. Where it belongs. And this fits perfectly with the themes of QOS.

Proof that John Barry was endlessly adaptable to the times no matter what era he composed in

What is this man's obsession with spectre

Its just spectre

Granted we get the gun barrel at the start of the actual film then this is really good

Indy: Well great Pa! You're sacred is safe and now it's excuse me, I will travel back to London to deal with Basil and that little wombat about the dial while I have to shave off my beard and then working with Mac to find something in desert with somebody that they're looking for at Nevada. I wonder? Hmm…I hope I don't hit by a fridge that they're inventing. Thanks Great Pa!

This would have worked really well.

If he is alive now he will composed a bond for craig movie

I remember being stoned off my ass seeing the dark knight rises for the first time and the intro alone blowing my mind 😂

Indy's son was alive in this episode

One of the best pieces of music in all the Bond films.

¡Amazing trilogy!

One of the best battle scenes in the show 👏

Awesome

This is better than any of the young Indiana Jones movies because Harrison Ford is here.

I Want the gunshot

0:52-0:56 I recognized this song 🎵 from raiders of the lost ark.

shit i hate the roger moore gun barrel music

thats real good

John barry's score to this great Bond flick is sizzling!!! John did great justice to all the Roger moore bond films he scored with his great composing!!! Also to Timothy dalton's bond flick The living daylights!!!

the first soundtrack of QofS is david arnold and he take a sound out of this number ua-cam.com/video/2SWdDZib7JY/v-deo.html

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I haven't seen this episode since I was a kid and didn't even know who Jeffrey Wright and Keith David were then.

Idk if you can understand what a BIG DEAL this was when it aired. Up to that point, "Young Indy" had an identity crisis. At the beginning, viewers were promised that the series was going to be the most epic & ambitious series ever produced & publications like "Starlog Magazine" were pushing the idea that every episode was going to be like an Indiana Jones movie. While it was clear that Lucas spared no expense & the production quality was incredible, fans were initially cold to it. It began at a present-day museum where a couple of the cheesiest kid actors sneak away from their school group only to be stopped by the campiest old guy playing old Indy teaching these whipper-snappers about the adventure of education with the hammiest dialog you can imagine. At this point, I was thoroughly embarrassed that I made my parents watch this instead of "Unsolved Mysteries". Without Harrison Ford, "Spielberg magic", & John Williams iconic Raiders March, this didn't feel very much like Indiana Jones, but the show slowly built a mediocre viewership. When it was advertised (HEAVILY advertised) that Ford was making a guest appearance, that was a dream come true. Just to see Ford on a TV show was momentous- he's a bona-fide movie star! Obviously, this aired during "sweeps week" (the time when ratings/shares needed to be maximized if a show was to survive for renewal). It was GLORIOUS to see Harrison Ford reprise Indy, with classic John Williams music to boot! Indy had a beard & long hair because he was filming "The Fugitive" at the time, but it only helped to give the appearance that we were catching up with him & time had passed since we last saw him. The whole thing worked & fans were largely satisfied & not disappointed.....but it wasn't enough to save the series. Lucas persuaded then President of Programming at ABC Bob Iger (familiar name?) to keep it on another year. He did & 20 years later when he was CEO of Disney, he would recall this generous favor to persuade Lucas to sell his company...but that's a whole other topic.

@3:13 is where it is AT!

0:21 Batman Begins 1:13 Batman: The Dark Knight 2:24 Batman: The Dark Knight Rises

this should have been the song for quantum of solace this song is all about heartbreak and loss which is fitting due to vesper death in Casino Royale and they use the word Solace

RCTT 😑

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I loved his character in those first two. Just a professional, cold-hearted bastard. That's what I'd love to see more of.

THE DARK KNIGHT Trilogy 》AVENGERS

THANK YOU...

I can't get enough of Daniel Craig.!!

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Thank you Nolan, Bale, DC, Zimmer, WB and all the cast & crew of this classic trilogy for giving us once in a lifetime cinematic experience. No other superhero franchise would be this epic.

lol the snow scene indy's a savage

The Batman Begins opening is the best for me. It really captures the underlying drive of nature that moves all 3 stories. It's ultimately a homage to a scene in the 1926 movie Faust, which is the major influence to all 3 nolan bat movies, where the devil stand's over the city and raises his wing to block out the sun. Truly amazing.

Now I know Two actor's Sean Patrick Flanery & River Phoenix Played as Young Indiana Jones

I don't know how Indy meet Grey Cloud

Who are those bad guys attack Indy & Gery Cloud Moment of Mystery of the Blues 1994

🎹Piano Tutorial of this theme: ua-cam.com/video/wVS9yitgdq8/v-deo.html

Batman Begins easily wins for me. There's something eerie about the bats forming a larger bat symbol during what looks like sundown.

Try With The gunbarrel music from For your Eyes Only and Licence To Kill

Great build up before the gunbarrel.