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NewEnglandRailFanMember since Jun-18-04 · 951 posts
LAST EDITED ON Sep-14-04 AT 03:40 PM (EDT)
Today I got my copy of the September Walthers catalog and I was leafing through it and I came across Microsoft Train Simulator on page 75. It said "Regular Price: US$55.95, Sale price US$33.98"34 bucks for a 3 year old game? wonder what their smokin'! I paid 29.99 for mine at Staples 2 years ago!Also I noticed RailDriver in there for US$169.95. arent they asking 159 over at raildriver.com?-Dave
Unless you are already familiar with Walthers, their prices tend to be on the high side. Unfortunately sometimes they are the only place that carries certain items. Mainly vehicles, certain rolling stock, detail parts, etc. But for computer games, videos, books, and the like I wouldn't recommend getting through Walthers. However, if you are close to an order large enough for free shipping go nuts with the purchases. Matt Doti
Good to see MSTS is still available in stores. I certainly have had a LOT of enjoyment from it and the third party add-ons available.Cheers, Gary Cameron Grande Prairie "The last civilized stop before Alaska," AB Canada
