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[[File:rom_1169336574_Densha20de20Go2064_4706.jpg|frame|More fun than it looks.]]
'''''Densha de Go!''''' is a series of arcade style train simulations from Taito that were released in Japan. The games have gained somewhat of a cult following outside Japan
So far the ''Densha De Go'' games that have been released are:
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* [[Cool Train]]: Quite a few:
** The famous Yamanote line is a route in several of the games, complete with its trademark green striped commuter trains.
** In ''Densha de Go! 2'' and ''Densha de Go! Professional'', there's the Akita Shinkansen, which hooks up to ''another Shinkansen'' for the final leg of the journey. Badass.
*** ''Densha de Go! Shinkansen'' has the original 0 series Shinkansen (which has since been retired) and the awesome Nozomi Super Express, which can reach a top speed of 300 km/h.
** ''Densha de Go! Ryojōhen'' has the [[wikipedia:Botchan Ressha|Botchan Ressa]] train, a street running steam train converted to diesel.
** On the Tōkaidō line, there is the 223 series, a train with electronic chimes that play instead of a horn.
*** Several of the ''Densha de Go! Nagoya Railroad'' trains have musical horns too, which play a tune that sounds like the NBC chimes.
*** ''Densha de Go! Nagoya Railroad'' even lets you drive a ''monorail
* [[Nintendo Hard]]: The first
* [[Scenery Porn]]: Most of the routes are through the same city/town areas, but occasionally, you get some nice scenic routes like the one you drive the [[DD 51]] diesel engine on in ''Densha de Go! Professional''.▼
▲* [[Scenery Porn]]: Most of the routes are through the same city/town areas, but occasionally you get some nice scenic routes like the one you drive the [[DD 51]] diesel engine on in ''Professional''.
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