My launch screen won't show when I put the game in, so I have to double click the icon and it goes straight to the main menu. Any help?

Are you saying that when you want to play the game you put the disk in, nothing happens, you double click on the icon and right after that you’re on the main menu page where you can select either “Play,” “Tools” or “Options?"

If this is what's happening what is it you need help with?

Are you saying that when you want to play the game you put the disk in, nothing happens, you double click on the icon and right after that you’re on the main menu page where you can select either “Play,” “Tools” or “Options?"

If this is what's happening what is it you need help with?

Yes that is what is happening. It doesn't affect the game. I would just like to see the launch screen.

I’m sure I speak for everyone when I tell you we’re glad this doesn’t affect your game!

Which one are you calling the banner screen that you’re wanting to see? Are you speaking about the white screen where the Atari logo displays and the Vanilla, Soaked! then Wild! logos also display or are you speaking of the light blue screen during which the game loads resources?

I’m sure I speak for everyone when I tell you we’re glad this doesn’t affect your game!

Which one are you calling the banner screen that you’re wanting to see? Are you speaking about the white screen where the Atari logo displays and the Vanilla, Soaked! then Wild! logos also display or are you speaking of the light blue screen during which the game loads resources?

As soon as I double click the icon to start the game it goes to Atari logo and then does the other logos, then the blue loading screen and then the menu.

All it skips is the launch screen that says: Play. Unistall/ Install, Readme, Manuel, Acrobat Reader, PhotoStory, and Updates.

That’s the screen that displays during install only.

If you want to read the ReadMe file it will be in the program files folder as will be the manual. If you were offered Acrobat Reader and PhotoStory during install then these applications can be found by exploring the disk while it’s in the drive and when you find them you can install them yourself if you wish.

As far as updates go if you visit Atari’s website you’ll be able to get them from there. If you've got RCT3 Gold or RCT3 Platinum then you don't need to find any updates because they're already included in Gold/Platinum.

I've noticed that it the green menu pops up on Windows XP (it's my shared desktop that still has XP). But my personal laptop is Windows 7, and the green menu doesn't appear. It could just be an OS thing as well.

Yeh, compared to how they work on XP I've got applications on Vista that are seem fully loaded in comparison. Probably an OS thing like you've written.