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Isometric Dreams: The Chris Sawyer Story

What did Chris Sawyer do before Transport Tycoon? Why did he disappear from game production? And what allowed his games to be so complex on the slow and simple PCs of their time? Find out all of that and more in this lighthearted but detailed look at his career. 0:00 Intro 0:40 Memotech MTX games 3:30 Early PC conversions 4:40 Transport Tycoon 5:55 Transport Tycoon Deluxe 6:25 Roller Coaster Tycoon 8:13 Roller Coaster Tycoon 2 9:35 Chris Sawyer's Locomotion 11:31 Mobile games 12:32 Legacy Comments are pre-reviewed to avoid spam. I aim to publish all comments, including dissent, but overly pedantic or negative ones may be moderated. Hearing about different experiences and what things were like in other countries adds a lot to the video! Please try to do so in a positive way while remembering that if I had to explain every minor international difference the video would be 2 hours long and boring, rather than 13 minutes long and boring. Failing that, at least make me laugh. Third party imagery and clips: Roller coaster loop by KM L Atari printer by McCormick/Multicherry IBM disk drive by Michael Holly Memotech MTX image by Bilby PS1 Transport Tycoon screenshot courtesy MobyGames Alan Sugar image by Damien Everett RCT1 prototype by Chris Sawyer via Nic's Corner