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LAST EDITED ON Nov-29-02 AT 10:57 AM (EST)
In the playstation game Driver 2, there are two kinds of trains:there is a elevated trains in Chicago(cities that have trains are Chicago and Las Vegas)but I don't know which kind of train there is in Las Vegas. Do you know what it is?Mike
Future SEPTA Regional Rail/NS engineer
(I'm only eleven and a 1/2)
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hmm you only see that train once I think in one of the first missions at Las Vegas...from memory I dont think that it is a prototype but could resemble something like a GP9?
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I think Kombantant is right. I think the engine looks like and old high-nose geep.
As an added note, if you're in the regular driving mode (not mission mode), you can drive on the tracks for about 1 or 2 miles. You can find the tracks just west of the ghost town in Las Vegas.Jordan L.
La Junta, CO
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it looks kinda like one of those BIGF old Kaufersuer??? built locomotives SP got from over seas...
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