10 replies to this topic

[littleman]

Yeah, I know theres all the new simulators like ts2014 and that new trainz, but I like MSTS wayy more than whats out now, anyone else play it?

[TJ/TeeJay]

no. Used to play it years ago.

[Ioh]

I havent played it in years, TS2014 now.

[littleman]

I havent played it in years, TS2014 now.

I own it, but i dont like paying $10-30 just for a route and some trains, thats why I play MSTS more, a lot more free stuff. TS2014 is a good game though

[TNT88]

I don't know man, it's too trainy for me

[Amtran]

Haven't played in a year or two. Actually, this thread inspired me to dig out my CDs and install it. The custom routes you can get off Train Sim are great to play around with every now and again.

[SWMcCaig]

I still play it occasionally. I have it and an older version of Trainz that I play. Can't quite move up to TS2014 due to hardware requirements.

[Randallator]

i have it but can't play it due to my graphics drivers being too uptodate

[Tintinfan]

As Airline Empire's top train nut, I still play it. MSTS has such a huge content selection that no other railway simulation can rival. I look forward to see what OpenRails can do, seeing as it is able to read MSTS content - of which there is billions. I recommend you check it out - http://www.openrails.org/ as it is free.

[Amtran]

It's a shame that the former Microsoft ACES team, Cascade Game Foundry, ended up developing a scuba sim before the MSTS sequel, like they had planned. OpenRails is promising, though.

[littleman]

I want to try openrails, but im nowhere near a computer to do so till next week im liking it more and more as I read it though