Tony Hawk's Big Spin: New Roller Coaster in Two Places

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6-04-2007 @ 11:53PM

why not said...

Well, The ride doesn't really make you very dizzy at all. On a "flat ride" or a ride that for the most part stays stationary, such as Fiesta Texas's "Wagon Wheel", or more commonly, the "Sizzler", or the "Orbiter" at a carnival, you get dizzy because of the relative motion in relation to a stationary point. On Tony Hawk's Big Spin, you are constantly moving on the track, therefore you are not spinning that much, in relation to a stationary point.

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