$30 is asking to be pirated. Mountain Lion is only $19
Mountain Lion is subsidised by hardware sales. Why does everyone expect everything for nothing nowadays?
I think I may buy this one as a hold-me-over until SimCity comes out in February.
Definitely, but I won't be buying this one - $30 is little overpriced, isn't it? Look's like I'll stick with Guild Wars 2 or...
I'd prefer the trailer showed some actual gameplay instead of an animation of some guy.
I have been looking forward to this one, but I recently discovered another great Train game in the making which is much in the vein of Transport Tycoon Deluxe called Train Fever. That one looks even nicer to me, but that might just be me.
http://www.train-fever.com/
Bought it at MacGameStore with their app. Downloaded and installed in minutes. Why wait for the Mac App Store?
You can install it on 5 Macs with the MacGameStore version.
There's no multiplayer in this game.
I was hoping to see how much it was via Steam compared to how much it was via the Mac App Store.
Is 3 gig of RAM for a six year old game really considered a modest system requirement?
$30 for a six year old game?!? Maybe $5...maybe even $5.99, but you can forget getting my $30.
shameful....
Mountain Lion was $19
This is great news - loved this series!
Any of the Railroad Tycoon games are a must own in my opinion.
This actually feels closer to the original RRT than many of the others in the series that I've played. But you're right, the map list does look quite short - there are however options in each scenario to randomise the cities and map so you can get some variation if you want it.I loved the Railroad Tycoon games (II in particular), but just a heads-up - this is NOT Railroad Tycoon, far from it. It has fixed maps, poor AI and the PC version crashed left right and center. I'd rather dig out my RRT2 than play this.