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Game
ESRB Rating: Kids to Adults
Ratings:
The FamilyPC 100 (June/July 1999)
A Strategy Game That Runs on a Totally Different Kind
of Engine
Establish yourself as a mogul to be reckoned with as
you work your way up the ranks of the railway industry. Expand your domain
across continents and a changing global marketplace.
Build the Transcontinental Railway or the Orient Express. Run steam trains
through the jungles of Africa, or electric trains through the Swiss Alps. Run
your competitors out of town on a rail.
It can take you from New York to South Africa. It can take you from the year
1804 to the year 2000. It can take you from penniless manual laborer to
powerful multimillionaire. It can take you from a normal, well-adjusted,
well-rounded person to an obsessed, single-minded, one-track trainhead.
If you want to hop on a plane, car or ship, hop on another game. This is a
real railroad game, not just a strategy game that happens to involve railroads.
Everything is authentic, from the period video and pictures interlaced within
the game to the design and interface. A.I. opponents are based on real people.
And all maps are real (based on satellite photography from the U.S. Geological
Survey and other sources).
Don't get left at the station.
18
scenario campaign lets you re-create history's greatest railroading feats and
failures.
Sandbox
mode for noncompetitive play.
Sophisticated stock market with margin buying, short selling, and hostile
takeovers.
 Compete with the
best players around the world with LAN and Internet play
Integrated map editor lets you build your own worlds.
34
different cargos and 59 engines from around the world
1024 x
768 graphics in 16 bit color. Up to 300,000 polygons on the screen at once.
Play
alone or against up to 31 devious computer opponents.

Requirements:
Windows 95/98 Pentium 133 or greater, 16MB RAM, 4x CD-ROM, 1024x768
capable video card and monitor, 130MB free hard disk space, Internet multiplay
requires a 28.8 Kbps modem.
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