Well, I just got a copy of MS train Simulator. Yeah, I am a railroad freak... well. That´s not what I wanted to discuss. <P>My point is: this game's stability sucks hard. Really hard. I am running ...

Microsoft have made their name in the gaming world for thier assorted flight sims, so I suppose moving onto other sim turf was only a matter of time. I must confess however to be a bit stumped by ...

Train Simulator 2 brings to gamers the most realistic train simulation experience ever from Microsoft, allowing train enthusiasts to explore the world’s rail network or build their own in a detailed ...

For anyone who enjoys railroads, this game was an incredible release at the time of inception! There were very few up to that time, except for the "Tycoon" series of games. This title takes it one ...

Microsoft will bring the high standards of its Flight Simulator line down to earth with its authentic railroad sim, which is scheduled for release later this season. Microsoft's train simulation game ...

Mere days before we left for E3 we received a playable copy of MS Train Simulator. The title is being developed by the Flight Sim team. They're bringing to the title the same level of detail that ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Microsoft Train Simulator 2 A planned sequel to Microsoft Train Simulator that was cancelled in 2009. Games metadata is powered by IGDB.com Microsoft showed ...

Strategy First Inc is pleased to announce that it will be publishing Microsoft Train® Simulator's Regional Add-On Pack (USA and Canada), developed by Auran in January 2002. Fans of Train Simulator ...

a-comin’, it’s rolling ’round the bend,” he likely could not have imagined that 45 years later, his senses might have been confused by another machine — powered not by steam or coal, but by a computer ...

The imaginatively titled Microsoft Train Simulator recreates six different railway routes spread across America, Japan and Europe, with around 800km of track to explore. Settings vary from the ...

Seriously, dude. You're simulating trains. Maybe i'm missing something in this equation, but wouldn't it just be "go forward until you get to the end of the track, then stop and repeat"?<P>oh ya by ...