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Pillsbury Toaster Strudel RollerCoaster Tycoon Free Game Promotion (Pillsbury General Mills) (2003)

Release Dates and Regional Names:
North America: Promotion ran throughout 2003 (major availability spring summer with mail-in offers)

Manufacturer Distributor: Pillsbury (division of General Mills in partnership with Infogrames Atari for RollerCoaster Tycoon)

Type: Mail-In Free PC Game Promotion
Media: CD-ROM Game Disc with Proofs of Purchase

Description and Promotion:
The Pillsbury Toaster Strudel RollerCoaster Tycoon promotion offered a free full PC CD-ROM copy of the hit simulation game RollerCoaster Tycoon with mail-in proofs of purchase from specially marked Toaster Strudel boxes. Customers collected UPCs and mailed them in for the complete game featuring park building racing coasters and management simulation. Commercials and box graphics showed kids enjoying warm Toaster Strudel while imagining roller coaster adventures emphasizing fun breakfast fueling creative play. The offer drove significant sales during the popular simulation game's peak.

Key Features:
Prize: Free full version RollerCoaster Tycoon PC CD-ROM (classic park builder with coasters rides and guests)
Entry: Mail-in UPCs from Toaster Strudel packages (typically 5-10 proofs required)
Packaging: Special marked boxes with RollerCoaster Tycoon artwork and "Free Game Inside" banners
Promotion: Television commercials linking Toaster Strudel energy to coaster-building excitement
Game: RollerCoaster Tycoon (1999 original) with scenarios campaigns and sandbox mode

Additional Details:
Target Audience: Children and families for breakfast and gaming tie-in

Historical Context:
Launched in 2003 by Pillsbury during RollerCoaster Tycoon franchise popularity the promotion offered the full 1999 game as a premium to boost Toaster Strudel sales amid convenience breakfast competition. The mail-in format encouraged multiple purchases while introducing kids to PC simulation gaming. It reflected early 2000s cross-branding between food and video games before digital downloads dominated.

Did You Know?
The free game was the complete RollerCoaster Tycoon with all original scenarios no demo limitations.
Commercials featured animated coasters built from Toaster Strudel for thematic fun.
Some offers included bonus expansion content or stickers.
The promotion helped extend RollerCoaster Tycoon lifespan into early 2000s home PCs.
Similar food-game tie-ins became common but this full game offer stood out for value.

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