Still on track with more Railfan screens

Remember yesterday when we played a quick guessing game about this mysterious title which came up during the TGS? Yes, Ongakukan‘s Railfan seems to be getting lots of second glances, but still, we don’t know anything more about it. However, we’re glad with the response that some of you guys gave yesterday, and we’ll post it up here for others to see:

• Andre (comment #1) said that one of the screenshots was of Chicago’s Brown line
• stevieb (#3) mentioned the graphics look good because it’s from a camera in front of an actual train
• s0l1dsn8k3 (#5) gave a detailed account of the numbers on top of the screen: there’s the time of day, arrival time, and meters to the next station

Hey, guys! Some of your answers were actually right! And we’ve got more screenshots to prove it to you. One of the screenshots show a menu, showing places you can go – meaning tracks that you can run through. You have Tokyo, Chicago (Andre was right!), and Osaka. The load screens also say a lot. It shows the actual track that you will simulate through, whether you chose the Chicago Brown line or whatnot.

Check out the shots below! Make sure to click them to enlarge!

Remember yesterday when we played a quick guessing game about this mysterious title which came up during the TGS? Yes, Ongakukan‘s Railfan seems to be getting lots of second glances, but still, we don’t know anything more about it. However, we’re glad with the response that some of you guys gave yesterday, and we’ll post it up here for others to see:

• Andre (comment #1) said that one of the screenshots was of Chicago’s Brown line
• stevieb (#3) mentioned the graphics look good because it’s from a camera in front of an actual train
• s0l1dsn8k3 (#5) gave a detailed account of the numbers on top of the screen: there’s the time of day, arrival time, and meters to the next station

Hey, guys! Some of your answers were actually right! And we’ve got more screenshots to prove it to you. One of the screenshots show a menu, showing places you can go – meaning tracks that you can run through. You have Tokyo, Chicago (Andre was right!), and Osaka. The load screens also say a lot. It shows the actual track that you will simulate through, whether you chose the Chicago Brown line or whatnot.

Check out the shots below! Make sure to click them to enlarge!