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Tokyo Bus Guide (DC)

Description: Manufacturer: Fortyfive / Genre: Strategy

Newest Review: ... driving. You also have to take care not to run over pedestrians in busy areas or bump into other drivers. There are a variety ... more

... of different roads consisting dual carriage ways, major intersections, and single lanes. Each route takes up to 20 minutes and the course must be completed within a given time limit. A meter indicating the standard of driving is present at the bottom of the screen. The more errors you make, the lower the meter goes, the better the driving, the higher the meter goes. The routes pass through a range of areas including shopping and commercial districts, and suburbs. The makeup of environments is interesting and not...more

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Tokyo Bus Guide (DC): The real bus simulator (653 words)
by - written on 05/09/06 (Very useful, 3907 readings)
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Most games either try to be too serious or too wacky. Games that attempt to be too serious are often overly complex, pushing as many polygons as possible while attempting to convince the gamer that the environment is as close to reality as possible. As a result such games are usually time consuming, boring and mundane. On the other hand games that are too wacky often tend to be too basic with not much to do. This leads me to the topic of this review, a game that manages to find the perfect balance. Produced by Japanese developer Fortyfive, Tokyo Bus Guide was released in 1999 on the Sega Dreamcast. THE CONCEPT The aim is to drive a bus ... Read the complete review