Railroad Tycoon II, Electronic Games

Become the world's greatest living business tycoon as you test your mettle in ther most challenging management simulation on the Dreamcast. Fight your way to the top of the career ladder by buildignthe most prosperous transportation business in history. With over 70 scenarios, 40 cargo types and more than 60 different train engines from around the world, you can shape the history of the railroad any way you want. Game Features Everything from the original Railroad Tycoon II. plus all-new scenarios exclusive to Dreamcast All-new 3D game engine displaying detailed environments and landscapes based on satellite photography Addictive and deep gameplay spanning the industrial age from 1804 to beyond 2000 60 engine designs from the earliest steam to diesel, electric and futuristic trains Realistic stock market enabling take-overs, mergers, stocks, bonds, bankruptcy and even world domination

Buy Railroad Tycoon II for 4.99 GBP

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