Update: April 3, 2006
«©NCSX» Induct yourself into the payroll of the West Japan Railway Company and work as a conductor who ferries the citizens of Osaka to their daily destinations. With a cheerful 4-second xylophone melody, the proper conductor indicates the train is about to leave the station and pulls out with a smooth sailing motion. Jerk the train forward in amateurish stutter-step and face demerits as well as the wrath of jostled riders. The Osaka Loop Line or Ōsakakanjō Line starts in Kita Ward in Osaka City and heads for Tenma which is 1.6km away. From there, seventeen more stations must be docked with before heading back for Osaka. The full trip runs a total of 21.7km to complete the circuit and takes approximately 40 minutes. As a player will soon see, conductin' ain't easy - there are speed restrictions to observe but you can't be late. Remember to open the doors and close them. Stopping inside a station takes practice to get just right but practice generally makes perfect. For those gamers who tend to resist normal conventions and oppression from THE MAN, an Enjoyment Mode allows for free rolling train conducting unencumbered with the strictures of schedules. There's also a Museum Mode to check out trains in use on the Osaka-Kanjo line and other lines. The game features a card exchange system where train trading cards are wired to fellow conductors who have any three of the PSP Densha de Go! games. The alternate SKU # for this product is ULJM-05120. View the back cover and screenshots on the main NCSX website. This document is ©NCSX 2006. All rights reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part of this document may be made without express written consent of National Console Support, Inc.
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