Microsoft Train Simulator looking for research particip
Started by locotrol8 posts3 min read
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Hey all, Microsoft is looking for help shaping future versions of Train Simulator. This anouncement showed up this weekend on the Train Simulator Insider at http://microsoftgamesinsider.com/TrainSimulator/research.htm Let the e-mailing begin! -- Locotrol, Seattle
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RE: Microsoft Train Simulator looking for research part
San Francisco, CA Orange County, California Phoenix, AZ Dallas/Fort Worth, TX Houston, TX Denver, CO Chicago, IL Detroit, MI St. Louis, MO Kansas City, MO Philadelphia, PA Washington D.C. I guess Microsoft doesn’t want to hear from us Southerners!!!We probably speak too slow for them folks anyway!!! Robert Marietta, GA
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>San Francisco, CA >Orange County, California >Phoenix, AZ >Dallas/Fort Worth, TX >Houston, TX >Denver, CO >Chicago, IL >Detroit, MI >St. Louis, MO >Kansas City, MO >Philadelphia, PA >Washington D.C. > > >I guess Microsoft doesn’t want to hear from us >Southerners!!! >I'm guessing that all of these are locations of regional Microsoft Corp offices. I know that Orange County CA is, been there many times for events.
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You think that you have it bad, note that there is NO listing for the Northwest, especially here in the home of Microsoft country. I live right across the freeway from 1 Microsoft Way (HQ) and there is no location I can get to.Richard Bellevue
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well Despite the locations this further proves that there will be another version of this simResearching the Northeast Corridor Philadelphia Subdivision, and trying to get info on Port Richmond Terminal (Reading Railroad) Bob Philadelphia, Pa
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Hey Bob Speaking of slow speaking Southerners, Did you hear the one about the young lady from Atlanta who by the time she could tell her boy friend she wasn't that kind of girl she was? LOL!Chuck Schneider Chief Cook and Bottle Washer North American Locomotive Works
