Re: Snow Plows on the Rio Grande
| November 09, 2009 11:44AM |
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CraigjP Wrote:
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> and here I thought that Train Sim was history,on
> the floor at Redmond !
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> CraigP
Their update is dead but the original 2001 software still survives and aftermarket-third-party support has given it new life. It's still the best out there even after 8 years on the market, unheard of for a 'game' to survive so long but then they never reckoned with model railroaders and railfans!
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> and here I thought that Train Sim was history,on
> the floor at Redmond !
>
> CraigP
Their update is dead but the original 2001 software still survives and aftermarket-third-party support has given it new life. It's still the best out there even after 8 years on the market, unheard of for a 'game' to survive so long but then they never reckoned with model railroaders and railfans!
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