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"Train Simulator: JR East Chuo Line" is a 1995 train driving simulation developed and published by Japanese company Ongakukan for home computers. The software features the JR East Chuo Line, specifically focusing on the operations of the 201 series electric multiple unit trains running between Nakan...
Why this score
Chuo Line intensity, authentic footage, and demanding timetable play support strong enthusiast regard; dated presentation and limited modes remain weaknesses.
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JR East Train Simulator is an officially licensed railway-driving simulation developed by Ongakukan in cooperation with East Japan Railway Company. Released for Windows through Steam, it uses recorded cab-view video and authentic railway data to recreate operation on selected JR East routes. Players...
Train Simulator: Kyushu Shinkansen is a train driving simulation developed by Ongakukan. It replicates the operations of the Kyushu Shinkansen, a high-speed railway network located on the southwestern Japanese island of Kyushu. The game utilizes actual cab footage and realistic physics to provide an...
Train Simulator: Sagami Railway is a 1996 train simulation game developed and published by Ongakukan for personal computers. It simulates the operation of the Sagami Railway's 9000 series trains along the Sagami Main Line, traveling from Yokohama to Ebina. The game uses actual live-action video foot...
Why this score
Faithful Sagami Railway footage and operational detail provide specialist value; modest route variety and dated presentation prevent a stronger reputation.
Scoring methodology
Railfan: Taiwan High Speed Rail is a train simulation game developed by Ongakukan for the PlayStation 3 console. It simulates the operation of Taiwan's high-speed railway system using actual high-definition video footage of the route. The game aims to provide an authentic driving experience of the T...
Developed by Ongakukan, this Japanese train simulator features the Yamanote Line loop in Tokyo, known for utilizing highly realistic actual video footage of the route.
Railfan is a railway simulation title developed by Ongakukan and released for the PlayStation 3 in 2006. Rather than presenting a fully computer-generated route, it uses high-definition video recorded from real train cabs and overlays operational controls and indicators, creating the perspective of...
Part of Ongakukan's PLUS series, this title simulates the JR East Chuo Line, a primary commuter and limited express route bisecting the Greater Tokyo Area.
Train Simulator PLUS: Keihan Electric Railway is a Japanese train driving simulation developed by Ongakukan, utilizing actual cockpit video footage from the railway. It simulates the operations of the Keihan Electric Railway, a major private commuter line connecting the cities of Osaka and Kyoto. Th...
Train Simulator Chuo Line 201 Series is an Ongakukan rail simulation released in 1995 for Japanese personal computers. It is an early entry in Ongakukan’s Train Simulator series and uses synchronized cab-view video and audio to represent a JR East Chuo Line run. The modeled route is between Nakano a...
Train Simulator: Sagami Railway Main Line 9000 Series is a Japanese railway simulation released by Ongakukan in 1996. It models a cab-view journey on the Sagami Railway main line between Yokohama and Ebina, using the 9000 series train as its subject. The program is for players interested in route dr...
Train Simulator Tokaido Main Line 211 Series is a Japanese cab-video train simulator dating from 1995 and associated with Ongakukan. It covers a section of Japan's Tokaido Main Line, specifically the route from Kamonomiya to Totsuka, and focuses on the 211 Series train. The title is aimed at players...
Train Simulator Tohoku Main Line 211 Series is a Japanese railway simulation released by Ongakukan in 1995. It uses cab-view footage to recreate operation on the Toro to Mamada section of the Tohoku Main Line, north of Tokyo, with the 211 series electric multiple-unit train as its subject. The title...
Train Simulator Deutsche Bahn West Rhine Railway is a 1997 Ongakukan German-route entry, covering the Rhine corridor from Bingen to Koblenz.
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