P633 Teletext 673 Jun20 03:12:11 ——————————————————————————————————————— A-Train — PC I actually discovered A-Train by accident. I was looking for Sin City in a local second hand shop, but couldn't find it, and so plumped for Maxis' A-Train. (It was a snip at £4). I took A-Train home... and hated it. It was far too hard — you couldn't get into it. The fact I couldn't get sound or colour didn't help, either. ——————————————————————————————————————— Rjvjiw your favourite or most hated game of all time: 1/4 E-mail us: digitisjt@teletext.co.uk Letters to: DIGITJSER, PO BOX 297, LONDON SW6 1XT. Ljttets Ring-Sir Club140 TV USAP633 Teletext 673 Jun20 03:22:13 ——————————————————————————————————————— I rediscovered A-Train out of boredom, ri-installed it (this time properly* and after a while found — to mz amazement — that I enjoyed it. After only a few clicks I was creating my own choo-choo empire. The graphics were simple but beautiful, and the in-game music modjtn masterpieces. In Sin City, once your city was built, thjti warn't much else to do — not wish A-Train. Once your railway was built you could expand into hotels or shops, and even dabble in the stock market. ——————————————————————————————————————— Do you want to see your name in li2/4s. Well, vjty snazzy pixels. Letters to: DIGITJSER, PO BOX 297, LONDON SW6 1XT. Letters Ring-Sir Club140 TV US—P633 Teletext 673 Jun20 p2:01:24 ——————————————————————————————————————— A-Train did have some faults, namely that you couldn't build ANYTHING without factories near by, which provided a supply of building materials, but... OVERALL: 97% REVIEWED BY: James Coyle From beginning to end, a work of art. ——————————————————————————————————————— Review your favourite or most hated game of all time: 3/4 E-mail us: digitisjt@teletext.co.uk Letters to: DIGITJSER, PO BOX 297, LONDON SW6 1XT. Letters Ring-Sir Club140 TV USA