Thats true too but Universal Studios and Dysney do that already. It would still be the same. Oddworld is a silent achiever so what I am saying is that they would need to find something new to attract the general populous. It would have to be something out of the ordinary for it to work. New is attracting to the crowds and if it was something that was as similar as Dysney or Universal, or Paramount then it would maybe last for a little bit but then the Oddworld Inhabitant's Theme Park would lose its business to the big guys like Dysney, Universal or Paramount. The only way it can work is to build a theme park that is simply very different than any other theme park in the entire world. It has to be odd and very different. The feel of it has to be un earthly. You have to make the consumer be fascinated in this wounderland. They would have to make the consumer feel like he or she is on Oddworld and not some rediculous them park with the theme of Oddworld. I mean literally transform the land in which the theme park will be built into that lush world we call Oddworld. Something like that is possible. Look at the zoo. All that is man made imagine man made canyons, lakes, rivers, streams, deserts, forest, ocieans, jungles, mountains, grasslands, fields, Oddworldian locations such as factories, temples, windmills, etc etc, all built by man in a small man made ecological enviorment sort of like Bio Dome. And then use computer graghics to make illusions to make the crowds go ah when they see a herd of paramites running across grasslands. The smells and sounds it all has to be real to make it convinceing. Like when your watching the computer graghic and say there was a splash, there litterally has to be water splashing onto the crowd.
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