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Train Simulator - PC

Platform : Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows 95
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Rated: Everyone
3.2 out of 5 stars 242 customer reviews
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Edition: Standard
  • Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.
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  • ASIN: B00005B4AS
  • Product Dimensions: 7.8 x 5.2 x 1.2 inches ; 4 ounces
  • Media: Video Game
  • Release Date: June 7, 2001
  • Average Customer Review: 3.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (242 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #17,561 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
  • Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes

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5.0 out of 5 starsMicrosoft Heats Up the Firebox with Train Simulator
By Robert Scoble on March 27, 2001
Edition: Standard
By Robert and Patrick Scoble
Founders of The MSN Microsoft Train Simulator Fan Site ...
We first got a chance to get up close and personal with Microsoft's Train Simulator at the NMRA (the National Model Railroad Association's National Convention and Train Show in San Jose on August 4-6, 2000) and recently we received a press beta of Microsoft's Train Simulator since we run the MSN Train Simulator Fan Site at ... This was the first time that Microsoft had publicly shown Train Simulator (they say it'll ship in "Spring 2001"). "I want a copy," six-year-old train buff Patrick Scoble says, "they need to finish it."
That about sums up both of our responses. We couldn't wait. We're not usually into games or simulators, but we +are+ train nuts. The Train Simulator has us hooked and we suspect it'll have you hooked too. We're finding as we spend time with the simulator that even folks who don't appreciate trains as much as Patrick and I really are having a great time playing with Train Simulator as well.
First off, driving trains around with a simulator might sound boring, but I guarantee you it is not. This is from the same team that brought us Microsoft Flight Simulator.
Train Simulator will include six trains and tracks based on REAL LIVE RAILROADS. The simulation includes entire tracks over the Marias pass in Montana, for instance -- the other tracks are explained on Microsoft's "Features Page."
One of the activities in the simulator lets you drive a BNSF train going through Marias Pass in Montana. (There are nine engines and six different tracks -- all modeled on real world engines and tracks). The Microsoft Train Simulator will let you drive a simulation of the same train on the same tracks.Read more ›
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4.0 out of 5 starsWould give it 5 stars if better documentation...
By A Customer on June 3, 2001
Edition: Standard
I received my copy yesterday and initially had some trouble getting it to work on my PIII 533. I highly recommend you spend some time online and download all the latest drivers for your video and audio systems before you install Microsoft Train Simulator. Folks with the latest drivers seem to have the least install trouble with this.
Be sure to check the Readme file on the CD-ROM... there is a long list of issues, most of which can be cured by downloading new drivers.
There is virtually no printed material included with this software, and the online help and operators manual only contain very general information. You will just have to tinker with this software for a few hours and figure some things out. If you have no knowledge of the controls on a railroad locomotive, the game has tutorials which will walk you through the basics.
One thing the online docs have which is nice... descriptions and illustrations of the mechanical workings of the various locomotives, and the braking systems.
I'm assuming the strategy guide will contain much more detailed information about actually playing the game.
The software allows you much control over the graphics and sound settings, so you can customize the gameplay to suit the capability of your system.
While you certainly have the option of just blasting down the mainline with a stack train or the Acela Express, don't think that's all there is to this game. The real fun (and the challenege) comes in the Switching Activities, and Roadswitcher Freights which assemble trains from mixed up strings of cars in the yard, or deliver cars to nearby industries.Read more ›
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3.0 out of 5 starsFun for train-lovers, but not the rest of us
By Paul Cerra on July 9, 2001
Edition: Standard
Kuju entertainment developed this game for Microsoft, and it lives up to its name. You can explore six different historical railroads, including Amtrak's Northeast Corridor, Burlington Northern's Marias Pass route, and a section of the Orient Express in Austria. Two Japanese lines and the Flying Scottsman are also available. The graphics are beautiful and the sounds are faithfully reproduced. Microphones were mounted on various areas of each engine to capture the sounds of accelerating, braking, etc. The steam trains thunder and wheeze, the diesels hum, and the electrics quietly click along. The scenery includes trees, bridges, roads, moving automobiles, and tall mountains that actually look appropriately scaled -- a rare feat with today's computer games.
However, make sure you have a mid-range system or better if you want to be able to run this game. Slower PCs, such as those of 500Mhz or under, will probably not be able to display high levels of detail without slowing the system to unacceptable levels. Also, be sure you have a capable video card. If you don't have enough system or video horsepower, you should upgrade your system before installing. Also, the full install requires 1.8 gigabytes of hard drive space -- not exactly a small footprint.
Driving a train for the first time is thrilling. The game lets you look at the trains from an almost infinite number of angles, and they certainly look good! Learning to brake was also quite a challenge. Trying to stop a 30-car train on a steep grade in the rain gave me new respect for what engineers do on a daily basis.
However, after playing the game for two weeks, I must relunctantly conclude that this game is only for hardcore train fans.Read more ›
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