Cars are versatile and do a lot of things well. Whether it's carring people or transporting goods, traveling to whatever destination catches your fancy, sticking to roads or, with a good suspension and the right tires, head into the wilderness, cars can be edited into whatever shape the user needs. Trains, on the other hand, do exactly one thing really well, and that's move forward or backwards down the track. Sure, they too can tranports people and goods, but where there are no tracks, there's no train. But then the world ended and everyone moved to domed cities, and the people who decided to live on the outside decided to see what the beasts of the rails could really do.
Understand, Understand the Train Tricks of Love, Uhh!
Denshattack! is an anime-styled game that's most easily (and lazily) described as Jet Set Radio meets Densha de Go! A fiery delivery woman drops off an order of ramen from her single-car train, and her driving skills are so impressive the guy introduces her to the sport of denshattack, which is trick-based racing using trains that take full advantage of arcade-gaming physics. Denshattack!'s laws of physics have been brutally subjugated by the...
