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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Rail	Cursor Magazine	1980		Commodore PET
Railroad Empire	Seika (ArtDink)	1989		MS-DOS
Railroad Runner	author	1989		MS-DOS
Railroad Switch Challenge	Challenge Products	1982	First version released in 1982. Continuously improved over the years with new updated versions.	MS-DOS
Railroad Tycoon	Microprose Japan	1991		NEC PC9801
Railroad Tycoon	Microprose Japan	1993		FM Towns
Railroad Tycoon	MicroProse (MPS Labs)	1991	You are an entrepeneur in the early 1800's. You understand the changes that are sweeping the land. Factories are rising. The population is swelling. The nation clamors to move West. You see the opportunity for phenomenal wealth and power. You plan to seize it for yourself. - See the separate parts of your sprawling empire operate together like clockwork in colorful, detailed animations. - Direct the action easily using a clear interface with concise pull-down menus. - Fell the thrill of controlling whole worlds of intricate interactions - all centering on you! - Hear the rich, distinctive sounds of business and industry in the 19th Century.	Amiga
Railroad Tycoon	MicroProse (MPS Labs)	1990	[49]* [62]* [82]* [22]* [1]* [52]* [37]*You are an entrepeneur in the early 1800's. You understand the changes that are sweeping the land. Factories are rising. The population is swelling. The nation clamors to move West. You see the opportunity for phenomenal wealth and power. You plan to seize it for yourself. - See the separate parts of your sprawling empire operate together like clockwork in colorful, detailed animations. - Direct the action easily using a clear interface with concise pull-down menus. - Fell the thrill of controlling whole worlds of intricate interactions - all centering on you! - Hear the rich, distinctive sounds of business and industry in the 19th Century.*There is a remake of this came called Railroad Tycoon Deluxe that was Sid Meyer was not involved with. There were more track building options, engines, features, cargo types, and the continents of Africa and South America were added. The original is available for free download at the official site (which is flashing flashed based. FLASH!). [Zerothis]	MS-DOS
Railroad Tycoon	MicroProse (MPS Labs)	1991	You are an entrepeneur in the early 1800's. You understand the changes that are sweeping the land. Factories are rising. The population is swelling. The nation clamors to move West. You see the opportunity for phenomenal wealth and power. You plan to seize it for yourself. - See the separate parts of your sprawling empire operate together like clockwork in colorful, detailed animations. - Direct the action easily using a clear interface with concise pull-down menus. - Fell the thrill of controlling whole worlds of intricate interactions - all centering on you! - Hear the rich, distinctive sounds of business and industry in the 19th Century.	Atari ST
Railroad Tycoon 2	Take 2 Interactive (Gear Head Studios)	2000	Fight your way to the top of a burgeoning transportation industry and become the tycoon to be reckoned with! Expand your domain accross the continents. Control a true-to-life stock market and change the global marketplace. Create an empire and run your rivals out of town on the rail! Impact the evolution of the rail from 1804 through 2020 and beyond with over 60 available engines and 34 cargo train types! Play as any of 40 chairmen; from Otto von Bismarck to William Wheelwright and dabble in a true-to-life financial market system.	PS
Railroad Tycoon 2	Gathering (Tremor Entertainment;PopTop Software)	2000	Establish yourself as a mogul to be reckoned with as you work your way up the ranks of the railway industry, expanding your domain across continents and a changing global marketplace. 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 labourer to powerful multimillionaire. It can take you from a normal, well-adjusted, well-rounded person to an obsessed, single-minded, one-track trainhead. Build the Transcontinental Railway or the Orient Express. Run steam trains through the jungles of Africa, or electric trains through the Swiss Alps. And 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 multi-millionaire. It's the great Railroad System. Are you the next Railroad Tycoon?	Dreamcast
Railroad Tycoon 3	Gathering (PopTop Software)	2003		Windows
Railroad Tycoon 3 Minigame	Gathering (PopTop Software)	2003	Advertising game for "Railroad Tycoon 3"	Windows
Railroad Tycoon Deluxe	Microprose	1993	Sid Meyer was not involved with this remake. [Zerothis]	MS-DOS
Railroad Tycoon II	God Games (PopTop Software)	1998		Mac OS Classic
Railroad Tycoon II	Take 2 Interactive;Gathering of Developers (PopTop Software)	1998		Windows
Railroad Tycoon II: Gold Edition	Loki;Gathering of Developers (Loki;PopTop Software)	1999	This is a proprietary game. For any Linux with 2.2.x kernal. Also needs 1024x768 SVGA video card with 8-bit or 16-bit color, XFree86 3.2.x+ and /dev/dsp compatible sound device or Enlightenment Sound Daemon. Includes The Second Century Expansion Pack. Demo available. [Zerothis]	Linux
Railway	Sachen	1993		GB
Railz	author	?		Linux
Renegade Ops	Sega (Avalanche Studios)	2011	Destruction just got awesome. In Renegade Ops you must defeat Inferno, a madman intent on global domination. Destroy enemies across a range of stunning environments using a wide variety of vehicles. Players have the choice to fight alone in single player mode, team up offline with two-player split screen or join the dynamic 4-player online co-op experience. Blast your way through enemy lines by working together, or compete for achievements as you and your friends aim to top the online leader boards. Features * Single player campaign across varied, luscious levels * Four playable vehicles each with unique special weapons * Two player split-screen co-operative play * Up to four player online competitive co-op * Level up your character to increase your weaponry * Fight to top online leaderboards	Windows
Runaway	Atari	1982		Arcade
Runaway Train	Hammer Games	2017		Linux
Simutrans	Simutrans Development Team	2001		Windows
Southern Belle	Hewson	1985		ZX Spectrum
Southern Belle	Hewson	1986		C64
Southern Belle	Hewson	1985		Amstrad CPC
Southern Belle	Hewson	1986		Electron
Southern Belle	Hewson	1986		BBC
Southern Belle	Hewson	198?		Tatung Einstein
Southern Belle	Hewson	1987	Comes on the same disk as [game=#225332]Heathrow Air Traffic Control[/game].	Amstrad PCW
Steam: Rails to Riches	Acram Digital (Acram Digital;Mobo Studio)	2017		Linux
Stop the Express	Sinclair Research (Hudson Soft)	1984		ZX Spectrum
Stop the Express	Commodore	1984		C64
Stop the Express	Hudson Soft;Kuma (Hudson Soft)	1984	A platformer where your character must run across the top of a runaway train, then run through the cars in order to reach the engine and stop the train. The Japanese title loosely translates to "Runaway Train". [Jacquismo]	MSX
Stop the Express	Hudson Soft	1984		Sharp X1
Super Locomotive	Sega	1982		Arcade
Switch the Railroad	author	1984		MS-DOS
Take the A Train 3 S.V.	ArtDink;Pack-In-Video	1995		SNES
Take the A Train 3D	ArtDink	2011		3DS
Tetsudou Ou: Famicom Boardgame	dB-SOFT	1987	"Tetsudou Ou" is a board game where up to 4 players compete with trains and the board is a railroad track. It does remind me a lot of the more well-known [url=http://www.uvlist.net/groups/info/momotetsu]Momotarou Dentetsu[/url] series, but "Tetsudou Ou" was released a year earlier, so it was not inspired by it (but maybe vice versa). The map is actually part of Europe, displaying the region between England in the Northwest and the Alps in the Southeast, which is strange. I guessed they would take Japan as location. Technically it is not very impressive with rather simple graphics and music. But for a board game it is OK. After rolling the dice "wheel" you move around the track hoping that a positive action happens. It seems that you could kind of buy some train stations, similar to Monopoly as well. All in all a pretty average game which in the end is nearly impossible to play for people that don't understand Japanese.	NES
The Amazing Brain Train	Grubby Games;My Game Company (Grubby Games)	2008	All aboard! Power up your intellect and embark on an epic quest aboard The Amazing Brain Train! Fueled by your mental energy, Professor Fizzwizzle's Brain Train will take you on a brain-boosting adventure! Put your mighty mind to the test and see how far you can go!	Linux
The Lone Ranger	Konami	1991		NES
The Train Game	Microsphere	1983		ZX Spectrum
Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends	Alternative Software	1991		ZX Spectrum
Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends	Alternative Software (Enigma Variations)	1990		C64
Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends	Alternative Software (PeakStar Software)	1992		Amiga
Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends	Alternative Software	1990		Amstrad CPC
Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends	Alternative Software (PeakStar Software)	1992		Atari ST
Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends	Alternative Software (PeakStar Software)	1992		MS-DOS
Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends 2: Thomas' Big Race	Alternative Software (PeakStar Software)	1993		Amiga

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