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I tried to find a trailer for this but couldn't find any, it looks like this plays like the Densha de Go! series.
Here are some screenshots on Famitsu: http://www.famitsu.com/news/201307/12036582.html

The same company is publishing an Airport manager / Flight Simulator
http://www.sonicpowered.co.jp/bokukan/3ds/roah/

This one looks amazing too, why does the 3DS have to be region locked :(
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Have you tried Railfan? It looks like a similar game but for PS3. Here's a couple of gameplay videos.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erRAn7xfB2I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkZ2aBI2BR8
 
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Have you tried Railfan? It looks like a similar game but for PS3. Here's a couple of gameplay videos.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erRAn7xfB2I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkZ2aBI2BR8

Yes Railfan is a similar kind of game.

The main difference between Railfan and Densha de Go series is that while the former records a real video of the train course, the latter plays in a full virtual environment.

Both approaches have its advantages and disadvantages.
With the first method you get a perfect image quality and environment, but since the video is pre-recorded it sometimes can go "out-of-sync" if you do not follow the time perfectly.
The Densha de Go method instead has a fully 3D modeled world, so the image fidelity is lower but the interaction-immersion level is much higher.
That 3DS game should be made with the Densha de Go method.


I remember trying Densha de Go Final a few years ago and really liking it.
I was trying to find a copy for myself here in Japan but even second hand they're pretty expensive, $50+. Controllers can reach $200 easily!

Unfortunately the whole "de Go!" series was dropped by Taito with the advent of HD consoles because it became too costly to build HD towns :(
 
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