Podcasts about Railroad Tycoon

Yeah. Winds overnight kept the air mixed up and the temps left me no excuses this morning. I got out early and spent a lot of time nerding out over fountain pens and Railroad Tycoon 3.

Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon er den litt mindre kjente bestefaren til Transport Tycoon. Men jaggu er det mange viktige prinsipper som ble funnet opp for dette spillet. Som vikar har vi fått Erlend Fiddan, mens Joachim Froholt er gjest. Podcasten Video Game History Hour har en episode om det første CD-ROM-spillet. Det finnes også en bloggpost om researchen. Les tilhørende artikkel om episoder hos spillhistorie.   (00:45) Velkommen til cd SPILL (02:40) Fra forrige episode (10:06) Dagens spill: Railroad Tycoon (12:27) Hva går spillet ut på? (37:55) Ulike kart (39:51) Tech Specs (47:14) Litt om lokomotivene (52:17) Musikken (55:01) Tastatur og mus (57:57) Utviklingen av spillet (01:17:24) Oppfølgere og spinoffs (01:22:32) Fra sosiale medier (01:26:48) Har det holdt seg? (01:30:44) Finnes det noe tilsvarende idag? (01:35:59) Neste episode?

Jetzt bist Du am Zug! In diesem Railway Empire 2 Test / Review (Deutsch / German) zeige ich Dir alles Wissenswerte rund um die neue Eisenbahn Simulation mit schicker Unreal Grafik, viel Wirtschaftssimulation und Railroad Tycoon ähnlichem Gameplay, diesmal auch mit Coop Multiplayer. Railway Empire erscheint mit Release Date 25.05.203 für Playstation PS4 und PS5, XBox One sowie Series X und S und für PC auf Steam und im Epic Games Store. Mehr Gaming News, Games Reviews, Trailer und Spiele Guides findest Du auf der Website ZapZockt.de - Egal ob PC Sims, RPGs oder Strategie Games, alles angezockt von Zap Zockt. Railway Empire 2 Review als Blogpost: https://zapzockt.de/de/railway-empire-2-review-test/ Magst Du gern knifflige Wirtschafts-Simulationen und Dampfloks? Oder bietet Dir das alles nicht genug Innovation und lange Wartezeiten hören sich für Dich auch nicht toll an? Schreib mir gern Deine Meinung in die Kommentare oder im Community Discord unter https://zapzockt.de/discord Weitere Videos von mir zu Indie Games findest Du hier: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqiDphr3mxY&list=PLd3Fdrw1rpm0zEcZweDpTLTpR-7o1n68I ⚠️⚠️ Disclaimer: Portions of the materials used are trademarks and/or copyrighted works of Gaming Minds Studios and Kalypso Media. All rights reserved by Gaming Minds Studios and Kalypso Media This material is not official and is not endorsed by Gaming Minds Studios and Kalypso Media. #Keyprovided by Gaming Minds Studios and Kalypso Media Du kannst mich auch bei allerlei Social- und anderen Seiten finden:

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In dieser Folge machen sich Björn und unser Gast-Moderator Jan auf eine Zugreise zurück ins Jahr 1990, um den MicroProse-Klassiker „Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon“ zu besprechen. Dabei stehen die Versionen für den Amiga sowie den PC im Fokus. Bitte einsteigen, der Retro-Zug fährt ab! PS: Gefällt dir unser Podcast? Dann freuen wir uns über Bewertungen auf Spotify und Apple Podcasts sowie Likes und Kommentare auf Twitter und Instagram! Wenn du uns gerne privat schreiben möchtest, dann sende uns doch einfach eine E-Mail an kontakt@tobeonpod.de – Wir freuen uns auf dein Feedback! Weiterführende Links zu dieser Episode: Unsere Website TBOP auf Twitter TBOP auf Instagram TBOP Discord-Channel Den Podcast unterstützen

Im Sweet Transit Test siehst Du Gameplay der neuen Städtebausimulation mit reichlich Zügen, Gleisen und Eisenbahn-Flair. Ein Mix aus Dorfaufbau-Strategie, Transport und Waren-Organisation und alles wird mit der Bahn erledigt. Alle Details zur neuen Wirtschaftssimulation, nach über 30 Stunden im Game [Deutsch / German; English CC] - Mit diesem Indiegame startet ein besonderer Railroad Simulator und Züge Tycoon in den Early Access auf Steam. Release Date des Strategiespiels war der 28. Juli 2022, Publisher ist Team17, eine Roadmap mit geplanten Updates gibt es beim Link unten. Mehr Gaming News, Games Reviews, Trailer und Spiele Guides findest Du auf der Website ZapZockt.de - Egal ob PC Sims, RPGs oder Strategie Games, alles angezockt von Zap Zockt. Sweet Transit - Review als Blogpost: https://zapzockt.de/de/sweet-transit-review-test/ Werbung/Affiliate Link Das Spiel kannst Du derzeit etwas günstiger bei Gamesplanet kaufen: https://de.gamesplanet.com/game/sweet-transit-steam-key--5507-1?ref=zapzockt Dort gibt es auch einen Summersale vom 05. bis zum 15.08.22 mit hohen Rabatten: https://de.gamesplanet.com/summersale?ref=zapzockt Magst Du gern Bürgermeister und Eisenbahnchef in einer Person sein? Oder sind knallhartes Wirtschaften, wackeliges Balancing und komplizierte Gleisplanung nichts, wofür Du Dich begeistern kannst? Schreib mir gern Deine Meinung in die Kommentare oder im Community Discord unter https://zapzockt.de/discord Weitere Videos von mir zu Indie Games findest Du hier: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqiDphr3mxY&list=PLd3Fdrw1rpm0zEcZweDpTLTpR-7o1n68I ✅ Das Game Sweet Transit #SweetTransit #Strategy #Indiegames Sweet Transit bietet eine umfangreiche Mischung aus Spielen wie Railroad Tycoon, Railway Empires, Transport Tycoon, Satisfactory, Factory und ein bisschen Anno 1800 - In dieser Welt wird alles mit dem Zug erledigt und kaum ein Spiel bot jemals so komplexe Zug-Simulation und ein solches Modelleisenbahn-Gefühl.

To secure the land for its multibillion-dollar Downtown West development, the company has had to track down dozens of distant relatives of 19th-century landowners.

To secure the land for its multibillion-dollar Downtown West development, the company has had to track down dozens of distant relatives of 19th-century landowners.

Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon brought the thrill of construction and the fear of corporate takeover to the Amiga in 1991.

Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon brought the thrill of construction and the fear of corporate takeover to the Amiga in 1991.

On today's episode of SMS, The Historical Gamer (Everything is Management) and TortugaPowered (He's Got Lists!) welcome special guest Finnish Jager (Nothing to Plug) to discuss the huge topic of Strategy Games. Listen as the crew discuss what is, what isn't (nothing?) and what could be a management game, and why perhaps, all strategy games are management games.Thanks to Finnish Jager for coming on today's episode, it was a pleasure to have him.Thumbnail Made by Finnish JagerKapital: Sparks of Revolution: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1399700/Kapital_Sparks_of_Revolution/Cities Skylines: https://store.steampowered.com/app/255710/Cities_Skylines/Railroad Tycoon 3: https://store.steampowered.com/app/7610/Railroad_Tycoon_3/Roller Coaster Tycoon 3: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1368820/RollerCoaster_Tycoon_3_Complete_Edition/Captain of Industry: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1594320/Captain_of_Industry/Listen to the show on:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/single-malt-strategy/id1148480371Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2YMkUR638whzsK2QD19RjW?si=LOwKPweeS7ix7ucYqo0WeAYouTube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-nVRDDBCw0&list=PLTGFcT0l8dvCh90halCTbGfAAscaeqncLSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/45422258YouTube:TortugaPower - www.youtube.com/tortugapowerThe Historical Gamer - www.youtube.com/thehistoricalgamerTwitter :TortugaPower - @TortugaPowerYTThe Historical Gamer - @historicalgamer

Wir sprechen über die Spiele, die wir im Oktober 2021 gespielt haben. Gezockt im Oktober: Top & Flop Soviet Kitchen P'achakuna Wizard DOG A****lochkind Radlands Machi Koro Detective Stories: Gattardo Detective Stories: Feuer in Adlerstein Detective Stories: Antarktis Fatale Detective Stories: Stillsee Crime Story: Stockholm Crime Story: London Thurn und Taxis Pan Am Freie Fahrt Im Schatten der Pagode Destinies Dune: Imperium Aeon's End Villen des Wahnsinns MicroMacro: Crime City - Full House Mint Cooperative Houston, we have a Dolphin Railroad Tycoon Jekyll vs. Hyde Cryptid - Abonniert uns gerne auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spielerebellen/ Schaut auf unserer Webseite vorbei: http://spielerebellen.de/

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With the release of the re-mastered Mass Effect: Legendary Edition, GamerDude got to thinking about his favorite games and game genres over the years. He talks about how he first loved simulation games, like Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon, and Ports of Call, and the original Sim City.  He talks about how much fun he had planning railroads, and shipping cargo, and designing cities back when these type of simulation games were all the rage. He also talks about how his tastes evolved over the years, and how he came to love what he calls "story games."  They could be RPG games, or action games, or action adventure games; the "story game," for GamerDude, has a good hero, a good story, and makes you want to keep playing.  He talks about how much he enjoyed the Uncharted series, and how good a character Nathan Drake is.  He talks about Red Dead Redemption (both 1 and 2), and how the open world, the moral choices in dialogue options, and the replayability, make those games so appealing, and he discusses how John Marston and Arthur Morgan are two of the best characters in gaming of all time.  He also talks about how much he enjoys the Mass Effect trilogy, and why Commander Shepard is such a great character.  He talks about what makes Mass Effect unique as story game, and so replayable. GamerDude also talks about his time with World of Warcraft, and how he spent literally years playing almost nothing but that. He talks about how he enjoyed it, but how he realized you do get tired of playing a game after a while, and why replayability is an important factor in making a good game.

Wir besprechen das Spiel "Railroad Tycoon".

Legendary game developer Sid Meier (creator of Pirates, Railroad Tycoon, and Sid Meier's Civilization) talks about his own story, as related in his book Sid Meir's Memoir!, with award-winning technology journalist David Ewalt.  Their conversation is a gamer's dream, covering Sid's four decades in game creation and answering questions about his philosophy, colleagues, setbacks and discoveries along the way.  (Recorded September 9, 2020)

Det var en lång dag igår DMZ retro nummer 4 är i hamn! Nu börjar jobbet Blood & truth: actionfilm i VR. Blir det bara jobbigt om spel blir för realistiska? Fredrik spelar lite Shadow of the colossus för PS4 Estrella Bacon och Sourcream: blä. Widgetsmith exploderar i världen. Under the radar som diskuterar är ute Appbiblioteket på Iphone, bra sätt att minska sin användning av onödigheter? Kanelbullens dag 4/10 Förvandla trådbunden Bose-lur till trådlös. Kan man bygga en egen Chromecast Audio? Jodå, typ. Raspberry pi som mottagare av trådlöst ljud Länkar Datormagazin retro 4 VIC-20 Horungar - även kända som ensamrader The masters of pixel art - pixelgrafik-böckerna Roberta Williams Ken Williams Not all fairytales have happy endings - Ken Williams bok Hackers Blood & truth Playstation VR worlds London heist Battlefield 3 Battlefield 4 Soldier of fortune Barbarian International karate + Far cry 5 The last of us II Underhuggaren som dog i en Austin Powers-film No one lives forever Shadow of the colossus Ico HDR fidonet.io Donera pengar till driften av fidonet.io Liberapay Railroads Railroad tycoon Crusti croc inferno Widgetsmith David Smith Watchsmith Komplikationer Under the radar om Widgetsmith Podcast chapters Senaste Talk show handlar också om Widgetsmith Appbiblioteket Kanelbullens dag Bluetooth till Boselurar A2DP A2DP med Raspberry Pi Lillördag CGP Grey vill vara ledig på onsdagar Två nördar - en podcast. Fredrik Björeman, Joacim Melin diskuterar allt som gör livet värt att leva. Fullständig avsnittsinformation finns här: https://www.bjoremanmelin.se/podcast/avsnitt-227-lillordag.html.

Today: Sarah is super excited because she gets to see inside of a house that she's loved for years, Greg and the fight with the Rosses, Gucci wants you to buy dirty overalls, Richard Nixon's half-eaten sandwich, Tiny Tim, man with incredibly deep pockets, and more - it's a weird one :) Have a great afternoon friends! 

 The Legendary games designer Glenn Drover Joins Phillip and Vic for a chat about all things gaming.     http://www.forbiddengames.net/ Glenn Drover Glenn Drover was the founder and president of Eagle Games, Inc. from 2000 – 2006. During that time he ran the company while also designing and publishing several premium board games, including Railroad Tycoon, Age of Mythology, Conquest of the Empire 2, Sid Meier's Civilization, Attack!, Napoleon in Europe, War! Age of Imperialism, The American Civil War, and others. In 2007 under his private Tropical Games label, Glenn also designed and published Age of Empires III: The Age of Discovery, which enjoyed great commercial and critical success. In addition to board game design and publishing, Glenn has also had a successful career as a sales executive in the electronic gaming industry. Starting in 1990, Glenn had the opportunity to work with Sid Meier and Bruce Shelley at MicroProse, and during the following years, participated in the growth of some of the finest game publishers in the industry, including Maxis, Activision, and PopCap (where he met Jason).

Jay: "I won't go super deep down the rabbit whole" *proceeds to talk about Heroes of Might & Magic III for 45 minutes* Also: Top 5 good games with the slowest starts

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we continue our Civilization III discussion with an interview with Soren Johnson, Civilization III designer and programmer and head of Mohawk Games. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Podcast breakdown: 0:49 Interview 1:39:20 Break 1:39:54 Feedback Issues covered: surprises on the 200th episode, getting into games, mispronouncing a California city, computer science as a term, figuring out where to work, being into history, getting away from games in college, the troubled history of Civ III, preferring not to do sequels, bad choices at MicroProse, not thinking about walking away from IP, a rights battle, getting Sid Meier to make a Civ game, Brian Reynolds turning away from Civ games, brain drain, a golden opportunity, "the adults had disappeared," evolving into designer-programmer, the beginning of a franchise, switching away from adding proper nouns to the game, incorporating culture as a fountain to establish borders, design ideas that feel like they should have always been there, adding strategic and luxury resources, pushing trade and tension through resources, the advantages of particular historic civilizations and that not being a good fit for Civ, game play coming from map generation, lacking a single AI technique, starting the AI by starting at the beginning of the game, keeping hard-coded values out of the AI, making things data-driven, mod-ability, adapting the AI to changes and iteration in development, whether an AI is "cheating," being careful with how the AI interacts with the player, the intricacy of a naval invasion, how to choose a good city for your invasion and how players subvert that, making small decisions plausible, having no firewall between AI and game data, scaling for difficulty by bonuses and penalties, beating the opponent vs providing behaviors as a challenge, the inherent difficulty of diplomacy, AI as NPC, the negotiating table, AI career beginning when Civ III released, optimizing the fun out of the game, you don't give up anything to trade technologies, limiting what the AI is allowed to do, Civ is a game about math, giving up floating point math, balancing the numbers through Early Access now but patches in the past, being on the frontier of live games, holding the game together via time with the audience, discovering the perfect strategy for asymmetrical games via iteration, re-examining the 4X with his next game, automating as a poor solution, removing unnecessary vestigial stuff, taking away decision-free micromanagement, being afraid of changing mainstays, revisiting your prior design ideas, working like film and being out-of-order vs starting at the beginning, GDC postponement, Irene of Athens, Tim's love for Civ stories, manga and comics, the variety in the Japanese games market, the prevalence of handheld and mobile in the Japanese market, greater variety of games in smaller budgets, the value of common language, Tim's charity pledging. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Mark Sean Garcia, EA, Knockout Kings, Firaxis, Maxis, Spore, Dragon Age Legends, Mohawk Games, Offworld Trading Company, Adam Saltsman, Designer Notes, Idle Thumbs, Commodore 64, Amiga, Black Isle Entertainment, Avalon Hill, Sid Meier, MicroProse, Brian Reynolds, Spectrum Holobyte, Sid Meier's Gettysburg, Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri, Activision, Infogrammes, Hasbro Interactive, Sid Meier's Dinosaurs, Starcraft, Age of Empires: Age of Kings, Tim Train, Jason Coleman, David Inscore, Railroad Tycoon, Pirates, X-COM, Julian Gollop, Jake Solomon, Jeff Briggs, Bohnanza, Settlers of Catan, Guns Germs and Steel, Warcraft, Paradox Interactive, Crusader Kings, Europa Universalis, A Few Acres of Snow, Dominion, Ten Crowns, Empire, Beyond Earth, John Romero, SIGIL, DOOM (1993). Warren Linam-Church, Oedipus, Shakespeare, Johnny Grattan, Maus, PlayStation 2, Mr. Mosquito, Xbox (original), Prey (2017), Batman: Arkham Knight. Next time: Another interview?! Links: Playing to Lose, GDC 2008 Irene of Athens Twitch: brettdouville, instagram:timlongojr, @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Here's some great game design wisdom from one of the legends of the business. This interview excerpt is plucked from my set of Age of Empires history interviews that I did while putting together https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2018/01/the-age-of-age-of-empires-as-told-by-the-devs-who-built-it/ (an oral history on the AoE series for Ars Technica) a while back. Bruce Shelley has been in the industry for some 30-odd years, with https://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,13585/ (credits including) co-creator of Sid Meier's Civilization, Railroad Tycoon, and Age of Empires, as well as key roles in Halo Wars and F-19 Stealth Fighter, among other games. If you enjoy the Life and Times of Video Games, please remember to rate/review it and to share it with other people — the more listeners I get, the more I'll be able to improve the show and release more great content. You can also support the show financially — and get some bonus, ad-free content as a reward — with monthly donations on Patreon or Breaker, or either one-off or monthly donations on PayPal. Head to https://lifeandtimes.games/donate (lifeandtimes.games/donate) for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices (podcastchoices.com/adchoices)

Planes, trains, and automobiles! And boats. Oh, and hovercrafts and lorries. And canal boats? Is that right? Apparently it is! What? No automobiles? Are you serious? But we've already said that they're in it. What a joke. Let's try this again: All the transport solutions you could possibly want (except cars), squeezed into an enjoyable management simulation. Start off with just a unicycle and a wicker basket, delivering bread for your local baker, and work your way up to become the sinister, all-pervading transport conglomeration we all wish we could be. That's what this game is!As is tradition, Chris and Ashley amble their way through an hour of conversation that is at once rambling and incisive. Listen in this week for some deep cuts on the dark predilections of The Sims players in the olden days, lots of Rollercoaster Tycoon-based chat, why Chris should have been playing Railroad Tycoon instead of this, and precisely how tall the fence behind Ashley's childhood home was! Exciting, we know, and that's just a vertical slice of all the goodness in this episode!If you want to give Transport Tycoon a bash, head on over to OpenTTD and fill your boots.Apologies for Ashley's grump at the beginning. He says it's hard to deal with Chris' unrelenting upbeat positivity in a world rapidly falling into decay. Happy Thursday!If you like what you hear, come and say hello to us at any of the places below. We are dying to hear from you all:Twitter: @thisgamewhereYouTube: This Game WhereFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisgamewhereMusic for this episode is by Stevia Sphere from the album Cell Division. You can find that and many more great tunes on their Bandcamp at: https://steviasphere.bandcamp.com/

Sid Meier ist zweifellos einer der größten Spieledesigner aller Zeiten, auf sein Konto gehen zahllose zeitlose Klassiker wie „Gunship“, „Civilization“ oder „Railroad Tycoon“. Aber auch für „Pirates!“ aus dem Jahr 1987 zeigte er sich verantwortlich. Der Spieler hat hier die Möglichkeit in See zu stechen, um in dieser Open-World-Simulation Handel mit den verschiedenen Nationen zu … Weiterlesen Folge 60: Sid Meier’s Pirates! (1987) →

CHOO CHOOOOO!!! Travel back in time to when the west wasn't won, women couldn't vote, and dying of dysentery was fashionable. This month the boys played Railroad Tycoon 3 and now all feel a little more entrepreneurial. the world of gaming is usually cutthroat, but this game sure takes it to a new level.

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Die Herrn (lies: Chris) wollten mal wieder ein Spiel von Sid Meier machen. Es gab eine Abstimmung der Patrons, gewählt wurde die großartige Wirtschaftssimulation rund um den Aufbau einer Eisenbahngesellschaft: Railroad Tycoon. Es werden erwähnt: Spiele: Sid Meier’s Railroad Tycoon, Sid Meier’s Pirates!, Sid Meier’s Civilization, Sid Meier’s Colonization, Silent Service, F-15 Strike Eagle, Sid Meier’s Covert Action, Sid Meier’s SimGolf, Sid Meier’s Railroad Tycoon Deluxe, SimCity, Populous, Age of Empires, 1830: The Game of Railroads and Robber Barons, 1830: Railroads & Robber Barons, Master of Magic, Master of Orion, Master of Orion II: Battle at Antares, Minecraft, Railroad Empire, A-Train, Rails West!, Transport Tycoon, RollerCoaster Tycoon, Der Patrizier, Railroad Tycoon II, Sid Meier's Pirates! Gold, Railroad Tycoon 3, Iron Cross, Sid Meier's Railroads!, Train Simulator. Organisationen: MicroProse, G4tv, Avalon Hill, Simtex, Artdink, Strategic Simulations Incorporated,

In this episode, Soren Johnson interviews legendary game designer Sid Meier, best known for designing Pirates!, Railroad Tycoon, and Civilization. They discuss what game Sid wishes he designed, how to determine if a prototype should be turned into a game, and why we need a Zombie civilization.

In this episode, Soren Johnson interviews legendary game designer Sid Meier, best known for designing Pirates!, Railroad Tycoon, and Civilization. They discuss why dinosaurs need to have ranged attacks, how deals go down on the SimGolf course, and if Civ games have an ideal length.

In this episode, Soren Johnson interviews legendary game designer Sid Meier, best known for designing Pirates!, Railroad Tycoon, and Civilization. They discuss how Sid’s stealth fighter was more interesting than the real one, whether XCOM violates the Covert Action rule, and when the world was ready for hexes.

In this episode, Soren Johnson interviews legendary game designer Sid Meier, best known for designing Pirates!, Railroad Tycoon, and Civilization. They discuss using the Ayatollah Khomeini as an enemy, how Strike Eagle differentiated itself from Flight Simulator, and why the torpedo doesn’t go where the player aims it in Silent Spring.

This week we talk about ARK: Survival Evolved Updates. Grav, Railroad Tycoon, GTA5 & Cities Skyline. We still have a free Steam skin for listeners and community members. Also we have a new Grav server up and running. Our server is called ExtremePCUK . Just click on unofficial servers and join. Thanks again for listening to our show!!! You can find all the links to topics in todays show below. Dabs.com -- SSD 240GB Discount Code (B23G10) -- http://www.dabs.com/products/sandisk-240gb-ssd-plus-sata-6gb-s-2-5--solid-state-drive-B23G.html?src=2 Grav on Steam -- http://store.steampowered.com/app/332500/ Cities Skyline -- http://store.steampowered.com/app/255710/ E-Mail = ExtremePCUK@gmail.com (Questions) ExtremePCUK Steam Group - http://steamcommunity.com/groups/EPCUK Website - ExtremePCUK.co.uk

In this episode, Soren interviews veteran game designer Bruce Shelley, who is best known for his work on Railroad Tycoon, Civilization, and the Age of Empires series. He is currently working at Bonus XP on Servo, a new RTS. They discuss what the two Sids have in common, why they took disasters out of Railroad Tycoon, what game got shoved out the door to make way for Civilization, why Ensemble games always look so bright, and why he always does his research in the children's section of the library.

Trente numéros au compteur : JGMNP atteindrait-il l’âge mûr ? Peut-être serait-il temps, alors, de parler des réalités de la vie. De quotidien ordinaire, de métro-boulot-dodo... ou plutôt de tractopelle-brebis-dodo, ici ! En effet, nous parlerons des simulateurs cherchant à reproduire les métiers du quotidien, tous ces Farming Simulator, Euro Truck Simulator et autres Travaux Routiers Simulator. Des jeux vidéos à part, un peu bruts de décoffrage, qui ne cherchent pas à ajouter un fun supplémentaire à celui de l’activité réelle – dont chacun sera libre de juger du taux d'amusement selon ses affinités personnelles. Dans cet épisode, donc, nous parlerons spécifiquement des titres où le joueur effectue les actions d’un professionnel de tel ou tel métier du quotidien. Et pas des jeux de gestions tels que Railroad Tycoon ou Sim City, par exemple, dans lesquels nous "jouons un pointeur de souris", ni des "fausses simulations", ces jeux qui intègrent des paramètres plus ou moins réalistes dans une matrice de jeu vidéo d’arcade, comme Gran Turismo – qui, d’ailleurs, met en scène un métier “de rêve” au même titre que les simulations sportives de type NBA 2K. Notre sujet portera donc sur l’engouement vidéo-ludique pour les métiers du quotidien présentés sans maquillage ou surcouche de plaisir. Plutôt que de rire de ces titres dont la finition, il est vrai, peut s'avérer très aléatoire, nous tenterons de les prendre au sérieux et de les analyser à travers trois grands axes : - Pourquoi mimer la réalité ? - Qui joue à ces simulateurs et pourquoi ? - Quel est le bon et le mauvais jeu de simulation ? Bonne écoute et à bientôt pour l'épisode 31, qui comme chaque année sera un numéro anniversaire ! :) Articles cités : - http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/188054/Whos_buying_all_these_niche_simulation_games_anyway_We_found_out.php - http://www.lemonde.fr/pixels/article/2014/05/21/farming-simulator-le-jeu-de-nos-campagnes_4415498_4408996.html - http://owni.fr/2011/10/28/homme-machine-zombies-psychanalyse-philosophie/ Générique de l'émission : Lukhash - Beginning of Anxiety Générique de fin : 0edit - Annul (Neotokyo) Jingles : Farming Simulator 2011 - Menu Music / Euro Truck Simulator - Map Theme / Flight Simulator X - FSX05 / Bayonetta 2 - Moon River Image d'article © Farming Simulator (mod "Equipment by Engelbert Strauss" : Original Skin by Giants - Edit by MrSkinner) ================================= Cette émission (et toutes les anciennes) est disponible sur iTunes mais aussi en Flux RSS. Vous pouvez donc vous abonner et recevoir les prochains numéros directement sur votre ordinateur/téléphone/tablette/minitel ! N’hésitez surtout pas à laisser des commentaires sur iTunes ou juste à noter en petites étoiles. Ça prend quelques secondes et ça permet à d’autres de nous découvrir. Et comme depuis la première émission, n’hésitez surtout pas (c’est même chaudement recommandé) à nous faire part de vos remarques et critiques. Continuez aussi à nous retrouver et nous contacter par mail sur jegamemoinonplus(arobase)gmail(point)com, via Facebook et Twitter (@jgmnp).

In this special episode of The Long View, I'm thrilled to be joined by none other than Ryan Sturm as we discuss the classic game, Age of Steam. Why does Ryan love this game so much? Is the best of the Steam, Age of Steam, and Railroad Tycoon family? What separates it from the pack, and why has it inspired so many expansions and spin offs? Find out the answer to these questions and more in this episode of The Long View. As a bonus, Tom Vasel stops by to tell us his thoughts about Age of Steam in a musical tribute, and I review the new Stronghold Games title of Core Worlds: Revolution. What does this expansion have to offer for fans of the Core Worlds universe? Is is a vital addition, or just bloat? Find out in the review which can be found at the 1:35:00 mark of the episode. I also review the new title from NSKN games, Progress: Evolution of Technology. Is this a civ light game for everyone, or a near miss? Find out in the review which can be found at the 1:57:00 mark of the episode. Thanks, as always, to The Dice Tower! The Long View is a proud member of The Dice Tower Network. Thanks to them for their support! The Long View is also generously sponsored by www.gamesurplus.com, home of great games, at great prices. Thanks to them for their continued support of the show. Thanks also, as always, to YOU for listening!

Troy and Bruce team up to discuss the track record of railroad games through strategy history, from 1830 through Railroad Tycoon and Rails Across America and beyond. How do these games distinguish themselves from each other? What is the attraction? Does Ticket to Ride count?

Dirk (the solo host for this week) sits down with acclaimed game designer Martin Wallace of Tree Frog Games. Martin’s star-studded resume includes Railroad Tycoon, A Few Acres of Snow, Waterloo, and the Discworld licensed games.

Jon and Dirk are guest-free this week and provide an update on what they’ve been working on and playing. On the Kickstarter front, ‘At the Gates’ has wrapped up and ‘War Stories’ will soon be doing the same. A recent playtest of ‘Tomorrow’ and Jon’s thoughts on a recent version of the game. They also discuss some of the games played at ‘Abnercon’, including ‘The World Cup Game’, ‘Railroad Tycoon’ and ‘Mare Nostrum’.

The time has come for episode 12! This time around, we look into our first game from the king of simulation, Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon. Before we dive into the business simulation pool, some news: Command & Conquer: Generals 2 will apparently not be a traditional retail boxed game. Initially, it will be released as a free to play multiplayer online game with a single player campaign to follow. In Kickstarter news, the creator of the Broken Sword series has started a campaign with the goal of funding a new game in the Broken Sword series. There's still quite a bit of time left so check it out! Finally, Chris Pope of the Guys from Andromeda podcast recently interviewed Lori and Corey Cole, creators of the original Quest for Glory series. In the great audio interview they discuss memories of working at Sierra and also discuss their new project, The School for Heroes. We then get on to the main topic, the very deep, detailed and challenging 1990 business simulation game, Railroad Tycoon. As usual we talk genre, gameplay, dev story and the rest. Download Railroad Tycoon Deluxe for free Get Railroad Tycoon 2 and 3 on Steam. Next time, we join the clans with Mechwarrior! Hope to see you then!

This time around, we're heading back to the adventure genre with a great LucasArts game from 1990, Loom. First though, some news: Shortly after the last show, strange rumours started popping up about a new Rise of the Triad game by Apogee software. Turns out they are true! Some more info about the new X-COM: Enemy Unknown game has come out. We're talking competitive multiplayer and a release date! You can also pre-order at their site. Finally, some sad news: 3D modelling pioneer Paul Steed, who worked on games like Strike Commander and Quake, passed away suddenly this week. After the news we read a few listener emails covering a few topics. Business aside, I then start to delve into the fantastic and wonderful world of Loom. As usual we cover all the aspects of story, gameplay, development and more relating to this truly unique adventure game from Lucasfilm Games. If you want to give Loom a go, it can be purchased on Steam. Next week, we put on our conductor's hat when we look at yet another game from 1990, Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon.

In this classic episode, originally posted- January 6, 2006, Joe Steadman and I give a joint review of Railroad Tycoon, listen to an audio review by Walt O'Hara, and get schooled in German pronunciation.  We also talk about our top ten game designers.

The Athletes try to make some sense of the Pokemon phenomenon as well as offer their own experiences with the franchise. 00:00;37 Nibblebits 00:01;49 Eric: Amazon releases Amazon Prime Instant Video on PS3 – Xbox 360’s new chrome controllers – Xbox 360’s Battlefield 3 update (rent your own server!) – Reports on the Wii U launch date – Reports that the Wii U is completely outdated, already – Next Xbox may need a constant internet connection. 00:08:35 Corey: Orcs Must Die 2 – Leisure Suit Larry Kickstarter campaign – Journey is fastest selling PSN game. 00:10;45 Will: Madden NFL 13 cover voting – Sword and Sorcery coming to the PC – Mass Effect 3 cupcakes are sent to a local youth shelter. 00:12;57 Dan: PlayStation Vita firmware update is pulled – Halo is passed from Bungie to 343 Studios. 00:28;09 Music Break: Carsie Blanton – “Smoke Alarm” 00:29;39 Main Segment All things Pokémon. 01:21;53 Music Break: Carsie Blanton – “Together Too Long” 01:23;23 Feedback We get reprimanded for not giving the music in FF6 as much love as we should have. A listener asks us what our favorite consoles of all time are. 01:29;30 Corey: Gender based pricing coming to video games 01:39;50 Eric: Kids, teachers and video game violence 01:42;42 Dan: Modern Warfare 3 blackout 01:50;15 Will: Internet trolling may become illegal in Arizona 01:58;03 Music Break: Carsie Blanton “Idiot Heart” 01:59;33 What We Played Dan: Mass Effect 3 glitches, Will: Mass Effect 3 online, Pokémon Soul Silver Corey: Orcs Must Die, Front Mission 3, Railroad Tycoon 3 Platinum, Closure Eric: Fifa 12, Closure, Call of Duty, Tiger Woods PGA 13  

Spiele-Podcast Nr. 75: Railroad Tycoon - Das Brettspiel und Railways of the World (Eagle Games) - Es ist groß - wirklich groß

Can’t believe that we’re making it to 10th episode! I want to say a huge thank-you to everyone who’s been very kind in supporting the series. It’s been fun! For this special occasion we’re covering my current favorite game: Railroad Tycoon. Railroad Tycoon is a train / pickup-and-deliver game designed by Martin Wallace and Glenn […]

Before we head off to look at some games that are slightly more site appropriate, we wanted to cover the expansion to the game we first covered. Rails of Europe is an expansion of Railroad Tycoon, but includes a much tighter gameplay experience for fewer players. Let’s have a look. Download:  iPod/Low Bandwidth Format | […]

Game Night opens up shop by taking a look at one of our favorite and most played board games, Railroad Tycoon. The game is the perfect example of the board game industry. What you see is not always what you get. You may see a game based on a PC train sim game. But what […]

Turn the tables! We let you call the shots. From The List to The Game Sommelier, every segment in the show comes from listener suggestions and submissions.

Turn the tables! We let you call the shots. From The List to The Game Sommelier, every segment in the show comes from listener suggestions and submissions.

Turn the tables! We let you call the shots. From The List to The Game Sommelier, every segment in the show comes from listener suggestions and submissions.

Kenta Cho, král "shmupů" Full Throttle machinima Česká tahovka 8 Kingdoms Šest typických omylů indie vývojářů Původní Railroad Tycoon uvolněna jako freeware Velký chytrák žije aktivitou Překlad GameMakeru do češtiny MHD Simulator 2007 Neoficiální pokračování Loomu Židovská adventura The Shivah Předvánoční soutěž

Kenta Cho, král "shmupů" Full Throttle machinima Česká tahovka 8 Kingdoms Šest typických omylů indie vývojářů Původní Railroad Tycoon uvolněna jako freeware Velký chytrák žije aktivitou Překlad GameMakeru do češtiny MHD Simulator 2007 Neoficiální pokračování Loomu Židovská adventura The Shivah Předvánoční soutěž

Ahhhh happy days. Shogun gets a review, Industrial Waste gets slagged off, Railroad Tycoon...Worth a second look, Metal Gear Solid SHOULD BE A GAME! I ramble off on random tangents and sound tired (which I was).....