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A full complement of 1960s locos and rolling stock, plus railway coverage from picturesque Woking to the delights of Basingstoke.
March 24, 2005
[This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Game Developer and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource Games Press]
First Class Simulations |
Product: SOUTHERN REGION
Developer: Blue Arrow TS
Genre: Train driving Simulation
Release: May 2005
SRP: £24.99
Southern Region is the latest offering from respected train driving simulation developer Blue Arrow and published on a worldwide basis in May 2005 by First Class Simulations.
Along with a broad selection of locomotives and rolling stock, the team that brought you the legendary title Severn Valley Railway has recreated much of the southern regional network from just outside Woking all the way to Basingstoke in this latest offering.
Set in the mid 1960's, this twenty-five mile stretch was an exceptionally busy piece of track carrying trains from London Waterloo to Southampton, Bournemouth, Weymouth and the west of England. There are four tracks running throughout the length of the line basically consisting of two slow and two fast lines. The slow lines carry freight and stopping trains whereas the fast lines carry express trains.
Southern Region comes with a full complement of stock. Of particular note is the inclusion of the Battle of Britain 21C164 Fighter Command and the Bulleid designed coaches.
Starting from just outside Woking, your journey winds its way along the South West line through Brookwood, once distinguished by its own branch line serving the London Necropolis, a green field cemetery used to relieve the pressure on London's graveyards. Crossing the Ascot to Ash and Reading to Guildford lines you will then make a sweeping curve into Farnborough before moving on to Fleet, Winchfield and Hook and then finally arriving at your destination, Basingstoke.
Passenger stock included:
Kitchen and Parlour coaches
Extra Wagons with Golden Arrow Regalia
Sleeping Cars
Freight
Bulleid designed coaches
Locomotives:
SR N15 460-453, 736, 755, 770, 799
SR Q Class 060 530, 533, 535
BR N15 460 30777
BR Q Class 060 90532
SR N Class 2-6-0 freight loco
Rebuilt Merchant Navy Class - 35011 General Steam Navigation
Rebuilt West Country Class - 34014 Budleigh Salterton
Rebuilt Battle of Britain - 34087 145 Squadron
Spam Merchant navy Class - 35027 Port Line
Battle of Britain 21C164 Fighter Command
The wide collection of wagons includes those used for the transportation of fruit, meat and cattle.
For complete product information and screenshots please visit the website http://www.contactsales.co.uk/SouthernRegion.htm
First Class Simulations
PO Box 137
Bicester
Oxfordshire
OX27 7JS
United Kingdom
Tel: 01869 346104
Fax: 0870 132 1026
http://www.firstclass-simulations.com
For press enquiries contact Richard Barclay on 020 7386 7398 or [email protected]
For publishing and distribution enquiries contact Robert Stallibrass on 01869 346104 or [email protected]
About First Simulations
First Class Simulations is a dedicated publisher of add-ons for Microsoft flight and train simulation products. The company is a division of Contact Sales Limited.
About Contact Sales Limited
Established in 1997, Contact Sales is a UK-based distributor of computer game software and their associated peripherals. The company was voted 'Distributor of the Year 2003' by the National Association of Specialist Computer Retailers. It signed its first publishing agreement in 1998 and now handles product for Abacus, Aerosoft, Blue, Wilco, NBG Blue Sky, Halycon Media GmbH, The Heritage Collection and Whiptail Interactive.
About Blue Arrow
Blue Arrow is a dedicated developer of Microsoft Train Simulator add-on products which include Severn Valley Railway, Fires and Wires and LNER Pacifics.
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