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Even though I have not played TTD since the days of Windows 98, and the sudden loss of two of my better Having lost Caesar), I was unpleasantly surprised to discover this funny little game would not run on Windows And then, after trying to install Transport Tycoon Deluxe once again (as a compensation for

Update on one of my Windows machines, I suddenly realized that I could no longer play a very favorite game of I have decided to look back at older operating systems about the time Windows XP SP2 was released. The shareware demo can be played for two in-game years, and only railroad objects can be created.Would you like to play good ole games like Warcraft, Wolfenstien, Doom 2, X-Wing, and others? Would you like toĮxperience the 256-color beauty of 16-bit software? Sounds good, eh? You can take out loans to finance new supply routes and vehicles, but that adds interest charges on top of your operating expenses. The challenge of Transport Tycoon is not only to meet the transportation needs of the communities and businesses in the game, but also to compete with other transportation companies that want to win their business before you do. While the player lays tracks and builds trains, computer opponents are doing the same. Someone must create supply chains between them, and private corporations step up to supply the rail lines and capacity. Coal mines are useless without someone to ship their coal to, and power plants are useless without coal. For instance, farms produce livestock and grain factories accept livestock and grain, and create goods cities accept goods, and produce passengers and mail airports accept passengers and mail. Facilities on the map will produce and accept certain resources. Transport Tycoon looks and feels like SimCity, but the goal is to run a transportation empire. Published by MicroProse (Spectrum HoloByte)