Routes
The original game featured six routes:
- The Arlberg railway in Austria in the 1930s, with the Orient Express.
- The Settle to Carlisle Railway line as it was in the 1930s and 1940s, with the Flying Scotsman.
- The Northeast Corridor in the United States between 30th Street Station in Philadelphia and Washington Union Station with Amtrak's Acela Express and Metroliner.
- The Marias Pass route, in the United States depicting the BNSF Railway's Hi-Line Subdivision between Shelby, Montana and Whitefish, Montana, with C44-9W and GP38-2 locomotives.
- The Odakyu Odawara Line commuter service in Tokyo and the Hisatsu Line on Kyushu in Japan.
Included with the game was the Editors & Tools program, which allowed the user to build custom routes. Users could also create activities for any route, create custom cabviews, or edit the default ones.
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