description Densha de Go! EX Overview
Densha de Go! EX is a train simulator video game released for the Sega Saturn console in 1998. It was developed by Taito as a home adaptation of its arcade series, incorporating updates and refinements from the original 1996 arcade cabinet. The gameplay requires players to operate Japanese commuter trains, managing acceleration, braking, and station arrivals while adhering to strict timetables.
It caters to railway enthusiasts and players interested in realistic Japanese transit operations.
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Densha de Go! EX ranks #21 of 158 in the Train Simulator ranking, behind 3D Ultra Lionel Traintown, ahead of Trainyard.
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What console was Densha de Go! EX released on?
Densha de Go! EX is a train simulator video game released for the Sega Saturn console in 1998. It served as a direct home console port and enhancement of the popular 1996 arcade cabinet original developed by Taito.
What is the core gameplay loop of Densha de Go! EX?
The gameplay requires players to operate Japanese commuter trains with strict adherence to real-world schedules, speed limits, and station braking points. Players are scored on their accuracy and passenger comfort while navigating the detailed train routes.
What does the 'EX' signify in Densha de Go! EX?
The 'EX' version incorporates specific updates and refinements from the original 1996 arcade game to suit a home console experience. It brought improved controls and additional content to the Sega Saturn, expanding the gameplay beyond the original arcade version.
Who developed and published the Densha de Go! series?
The game was developed by Taito, a legendary Japanese arcade developer responsible for bringing the realistic train driving experience to home consoles. Taito continued the franchise across numerous platforms, including the PlayStation and Nintendo 64.
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