I bought A-Train (3) in 1991 before I even had an IBM-compatible PC. I have been following the development of the A-Train series since then, but not knowing any Japanese, I had to give them all a miss, even though A-Train 7 looked pretty good, until now. Basically, the game is still exactly the same. You can even buy the same train sets as in 1991. The difference is that you can build your railway networks on many many different levels, on above and below ground. The game is still enormously enjoyable, and still just as hard. There are some translation errors from Japanese to English, but nothing game-breaking. A few exploits are apparent after a few hours of playing. The real downsides are that the game is simply not very different from the original A-Train in its options and scope and that it is quite expensive with that in mind.

I just bought this game today, and i must say its great to play the game again just like back in the 1990's ?? when it was just named A-Train. The cocempt of the game is the same, and the game feel very much like the old classic game, but with some improvements, and the graphic is the most notisable. But also the game menu systems have become better and now you can for exampel choose inbetween 4 different supermarkt types and many other buildings. The game is much like the old game just seriously updated.. In general the game is really good and the graphic is good. The bad things. Well it would be nice if there were some kind of ingame tuturial rather than the text one it took me some time go get the hang of the game even though i know it pretty well. The price of 29 euro is to much for this game.