A-Train 7
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| Developer(s) | Artdink |
| Publisher(s) | JP CyberFront Corporation |
| Platform(s) | Windows 2000 |
| Release date |  2005-02-26 (base)2005-03-04 (A7 Bench Mark Test) |
| Genre(s) | Railroad simulation |
| Mode(s) | single player |
| Media | CD-ROM |
| System requirements | Minimum: Celeron 1GHz CPU, 512MiB memory, 400MB/5GB hard drive space, 1024x768 resolution, DirectX 9.0c compatible video card with 64MiB video memory Recommended: Pentium 4 2GHz CPU, 512MiB memory, 400MB/10GB hard drive space, 1280x960 resolution, DirectX 9.0c compatible video card with 128MiB video memory |
A-Train 7 is a railroad simulation for PC platform. It is the successor of A-Train 6. Marketed as the 20th anniversary title for the A-Train series, it revives the urban development game play that had been missing since A-Train 5.
[edit] Expansions
Train, Map, Diagram construction expansions were separately released. Each expansion is sold separately, or all 3 bundled with the basic game.
Train construction adds the ability to build custom trains, and included 62 pre-built real-life trains.
Map construction adds the ability to build custom maps and terrains, and included pre-built cities Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe.
Diagram construction adds the ability to extensively customize train schedules, and included 4 pre-built train types.
A7 Bench Mark Test is a benchmarking program based on A-Train 7, available separately on the official site.
[edit] Taiwan version
The international Chinese versions, released by Unalis Corporation, include postcards. In addition, the 'pure white limited edition' (純白夢幻限定版), available in 7-Eleven, includes 10 postcards of Taiwan and Japan railroad scenes, and A-Train 20th Anniversary clipboard.
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