Thats not realistic! Where is the graffiti covering the carridge? Although I suppose the benefit is two-fold - training the drivers and (assuming this makes it to the arcades) giving the vandals somewhere to hone their skills without the dangers of moving trains and elecrified rails.
Also, do they intend to hire a guy with a can of Special Brew to simulate the token drunk (outside of London, of course)?
Wonder if it has different types of simulations? Football hooligan train mode? Crashing into cow mode? Rugby station bus trip mode? Leaves (wrong type of) on the line mode?
Fujitsu develops world's first hi-def train simulator
Rob Holmes
Train Vandal Simulator #
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 11:35 GMT
Thats not realistic! Where is the graffiti covering the carridge? Although I suppose the benefit is two-fold - training the drivers and (assuming this makes it to the arcades) giving the vandals somewhere to hone their skills without the dangers of moving trains and elecrified rails.
Also, do they intend to hire a guy with a can of Special Brew to simulate the token drunk (outside of London, of course)?
Lucas S. Bickel
whats new here #
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 11:51 GMT
the only thing new here is actually the HD stuff. i remember driving a tram simulator at a museum some 10 years ago that was basically the same thing.
heck its still on display nowadays (and they seem to have upgraded it quite a bit since then):
http://www.verkehrshaus.ch/en/museum/schienenverkehr/loksimulator.php
Bartelby
The 10.47 #
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 13:42 GMT
To Chichester is never on time
Anonymous Hero
Different programs? #
Posted Monday 12th May 2008 17:56 GMT
Wonder if it has different types of simulations? Football hooligan train mode? Crashing into cow mode? Rugby station bus trip mode? Leaves (wrong type of) on the line mode?
Paris, 'cos she'll know all about 'trains'.